TerryKott

Thanks. I was just remembering and being goofy. I love that movie.

George Bailey?

thanks

Now that is really cool.

My Great-Grandparents Muir + Ethel Osborn: I think this is a 1929 Chevy. Not sure. I've never really checked it out... and I've never posted this picture before. They were married in 1918 if that helps. My great-grandfather bought Chevys from Krum - Hallum Chevrolet in Vicksburg, Michigan for 50 years.

Nice. Let us know how the restoration goes...

JRA, The pictures he posted on another thread show it is a 5 Passenger Sedan.

1966 two-door Biscayne with a 283 that was my great-grandfather's car. 1969 Road Runner 440 4-Speed 1974 Plymouth Custom Suburban 440 cid 1969 Dodge Dart 1968 Plymouth Fury III 1968 Dodge Coronet 1990's Ford Festiva that I used to pull a hay rake. 1952-53 Dodge Cranbrook 1970s Datsun 210... More as I remember...

About 2 months. I got this one, and a couple others from an antique dealer friend of mine. I have two others: 1941 Chevy, and a New Plymouth December 1931.

I have a book I can send you for your car if you want it...(?) I am in Kalamazoo, Michigan.

That is a sweet car. I had a 53 Cranbrook that had an "air-conditioning unit" where you would put a block of ice in it. I'm glad you sold it to somebody who will take good care of it.

Resto-mods are big business right now. I don't have a problem with them except those terrible low-profile wheels on old Muscle Cars.

We had some Foxhounds interbreed at the Hunt Club I was working at. They offered the pups for free and no one even called. I said "You do not place a value on them so no one else will." They put $25 bucks apiece on them and they all sold in one day.

I will take it. I just started a new account so it won't let me message you until I get a certain number of posts [I suppose].