countrytravler

Car or truck? 1st 2 pictures are for a 36 Dodge car. The other is for a truck.

I have the stands. I'll post pictures later.

With the flags, that would designate that it is a 348. The other designates that it has a V8.

Our 1925 Merchant.

Beetle with air. http://1967beetle.com/air-conditioning/

Working on the '36 4dr DB. The headlights have a small bulb mounted inside the housing & what looks like a base for a larger single element bulb where the wiring passes thru. There's a "window" in the bottom of the mounting stand or pod. Is there a lens for this opening and what were the small & larger bulbs for?Thanks. Posting for a customer.

https://www.hemmings.com/blog/2016/02/26/1966-chevrolet-corvair-homecoming-the-story-continues/

Rare factory air. http://www.curbsideclassic.com/blog/cold-comfort/cold-comfort-1962-chevrolet-corvair-factory-air-conditioning/

A car pulled out in front of my friends Buick.

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Still searching. This was Georges 1937 truck that was at the BBQ a few years ago. He was all packed to come to the next one, It's a yearly BBQ on the 1st weekend of April, he was packed to come and had a stroke that day. He passed a couple of days later. RIP George

Turnover is very high at the Modesto CA bus terminal so that's not the case. New employees every month seems like. Fenders are shipped from Lansing Mi. Sometimes it takes a week to get tracking and sometimes the customer already has picked their package up by the time we get tracking. LOL. And sometimes it does take 3 weeks to get from CA to ME. But it's 1/4th the cost fo ship a fender. We have tried them all and the Dog is ahead of the pack. We use a broker from FL for our heavy and oversize packages. And, when shipping overseas, use USPS. 1/5th the cost compare to UPS or FedEx. This is what we have learned in 30 plus years shipping.

It was sold last month.

What? I sent you the updated bumper pictures awhile back and you said it was to ruff. There was a couple dents or something like that. No rocker moldings.

That is a beautiful car. And that is coming from having 5 Corvairs from the past. I would be proud. What company is hauling it and at what cost? This is for my records. Thanks Dave

We have shipped hundreds of packages, mostly sheet metal with the Dog. We reproduce the rear fenders for the 33 to 35 Dodge pickup made from 18 gauge steel. They are shipped from MI as a pair to Ca for 125. We have shipped 30 pairs with no incidents. That is not luck. Luck is winning the lotto. LOL. We shipped a NOS Cuda front fender with UPS with the request from the customer. It arrived bent in half. UPS only paid 32.50 for a 1200.00 fender. On the freight side of UPS, the ins was by the pound. And just last week, we shipped an exhaust manifold for a 48 Dodge with UPS and it was delivered damaged.

30 plus years yeas with no issues with Greyhound. They do scan and tell you the location of the package. Not sophisticated as UPS and FedEx. Packages are handled by men and women and not by a machine.

Ship with Greyhound for 30 plus years with no incidents. Commercial accounts can ensure up to 1000.00. Not hard to get commercial accounts. Technically, don't suppose to ship car parts.

He wants stainless. Already informed him.

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That is a beautiful bike.