CarlLaFong

Yup, John Frey

Two brothers that I used to know collected odd ball and orphan cars. they had several Powells, including one wagon,, My neighbor in Castaic Ca had three and the remains of a couple in his yard. They are probably still there. Another friend had one in Kernville Ca and it burned in a wildfire. I had a Powell scooter about 50 years ago

Corry and his 32 Ford touring car in "the Lonely"

James B.W. Bevis

I will try this again I have an entire set of SIA magazines up to about 6 years ago after it became Hemmings Classic Cars. I am in the greater Waco TX area. Pick up only. Free to anyone who will keep and treasure them as I have

release the latches on both sides and the hood can be lfted off

Morgan sliding pillar

I have a full set of SIA and Hemming's Classic Cars up to about 5 years ago when I quit subscribing. Free and pick upin Waco TX

Why do the Brits call a convertible a "Drophead when the part that drops is the hood??

Be careful that you don't use too many pins as there will not be enough room for the magnets to align the molecules in the gas.

Ford used the 9N tractor engine for a few years in some trucks

Maybe Harley VL????

The engine is a Cushman Husky. Cushman always built their own engines until the OMC merger. Be sure the crank seal protrudes a quarter inch to properly center the mag stator plate

Them ain't rims, they's wheels

Black ones are Model T Fords

This is posted on FB and supposed to be taken in 1925. Any guesses ?? he car seems newer to me.

Since fluids are non compressible wouldn't a sealed hyraulic lifter be, in practice. a solid lifter ??

Like Dr. Laura or Dr. Biden???

My folks bought a new Ford Country Sedan in 57. It always clunked like that until they sold it in 68

I sacrificed a year but it has paid dividends. The VA has treated me well for over 55 years with world class medical care

Morgans have never had wooden frames Very common myth. Morgan bodies are wood framed but the chassis is steel

Post WWII? Highly unlikely

Many Shriners used to ride Cushman Eagles in parades The scooters were all festooned with all sorts of accessories and geegaw. Cushman began building Shriner models to sell to the various temples. They had Shriner badging and all sorts of flash, windshields etc. they're pretty sought after by scooter collectors.