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1927 Model T Roadster just got new front and back bumpers and is looking mighty sharp!

Smiles abound when the Thomases are gazing at their new 1927 Model T Roadster. With a ruckstell rearend and Rocky Mountain brakes, it's a sure winner on the hilly roads in western Pennsylvania.

Every Sheepdog who knows anything about old cars would agree with Mandy that her 1941 Buick Special with dual carbs is a very wonderful cruise-mobile.

Who wouldn't be tickled pink when riding in this cruise-mobile? It has a 350 Chevy engine with hot ignition, 400 short shaft transmission, Cadillac front end, and Camaro rear-end. It also has a matching Mullins trailer to take on long cruises.

It's a real honey, this 1936 Chevy Master Streetrod. The beautiful paint scheme always draws admiring glances and the 350 engine makes it pass everything on the road!

Pete proudly poses with the pride of his garage. This 1930 Model A five window coupe was lovingly restored by Pete and Margaret and is enjoyed by all who see it whizzing by in the summer.

After spending forty years cooped up in a grainery, this darling was rescued by Pete and Margaret. It was taken apart bolt by bolt and reassembled to original specifications. A rumble seat was installed and a sidemount spare tire was put in place because a luggage rack now adorns the back. It's classy and fast. A real sharp car. Chiropractors love us because when we go by, people strain their necks.

Finding this beauty in original condition stored only twenty miles from home, Albert and Margaret happily are engaged in bringing it back to its former glory. They are pleased that all engine parts are in good working order and need only focus on the decaying wiring. New whitewalls and fenderskirts will make this one a real "Black Beauty". Even the family sheepdog, Mandy, loves riding in this special Buick. What a head-turner it is. They don't make them like this anymore.