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Hillbilly teardrop?

Postby t-vicky » Mon Mar 10, 2008 8:00 pm

Spent the day at my sons house. His tax refund is burning a hole in his pocket & he aint even got it yet. Lord he takes after his mother. (cant stand for anything to be more than 6-months old) He is buying a new cedar fence. I salaveged about a 100 1X8X6ft. cedar boards from his old fence. I have steel tubing left from the last frame. Maybe a hillbilly TD before long?
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Postby Oregonian » Fri Mar 14, 2008 10:30 pm

I used to have an A100 back in 68 and loved it, but when I moved up here in Oregon, got a 4wd and hated to get rid of it. I also am interested in street rods and teardrops. :applause: Have a 1926 Model t coupe and a ben roy :twisted: and they have been across the country last year. Will be at the IRG with both this year.
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Postby t-vicky » Sat Mar 15, 2008 12:00 pm

Post some pics of that 26 coupe. I would love to see it. I have owned a 26 T coupe (made into a vicky) for 46 years. That is where I get my user name.
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