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AzBob last won the day on July 1 2016

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  1. The gray touring was a 1910 Overland. The owner drove it up and back 75 miles (one way) from Lawton Ok. It was not for sale. Had been in his family for some time. As a side note, I saw quite a few Buick hubcaps. Enjoyed the swap meet. Too bad it is the last one.
  2. The "Reply" tab works for me in the Craigslist ad.
  3. At the time I posted the Craigslist ad, the link was active. Apparently it was taken down the same day I posted the link. Either it was sold or removed from Craigslist for other reasons.
  4. Stewart Speedometer was not a standard item furnished by Ford for that time 0-75 markings were common on these old speedos. I doubt the pedal pads are original. Reproductions are readily available. Wheel color not correct. Looks to me like an older restoration attempt.
  5. https://tucson.craigslist.org/cto/d/tucson-antique-cars/7721949277.html
  6. Look on the left dash just under the steering wheel. A box for the turn signal switch. Looks like a Logo Lites setup.
  7. Model A Fords have a torque tube system as well. Only thing to gain is the internal expanding service brakes and a common 5 stud pattern. If one wants a period car that came with an open drive line, (Hotchkiss) Packard or Studebaker would be an option.
  8. You might want to post this in the Buy and Sell section as well. Please add location. https://forums.aaca.org/forum/14-automobiles-and-parts-buysell/
  9. Mark, when I saw this, I thought of your '24 "Roadster Truck"
  10. Watched the movie Speed starring Jimmy Stewart (1936) the other day and spotted what appears to be a 1924/ '27 cut down touring converted into a "tow car". The headlamps are obviously not correct. They actually referred to it as a "tow car" in the movie. Location was Muroc Dry Lakes, California.
  11. Looks like a good way to get electrocuted. ☹️
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