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any of you boys lost a T in the Mississippi? |
Re: any of you boys lost a T in the Mississippi? Thanks for posting
That Sheriff does not look too excited .... :cool: Jim |
Re: any of you boys lost a T in the Mississippi? Probably fell thru the ice some time back! Rich
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Re: any of you boys lost a T in the Mississippi? Was not found in a barn, so it must be a "river find". Might have to use the boat more often to look for old T's instead of driving around.
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Re: any of you boys lost a T in the Mississippi? Where I trout fish near Forestville State Park here in MN I found a T chassis in the side of the riverbank and down stream about 30 yards I found a pretty nice running board.
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Re: any of you boys lost a T in the Mississippi? Right at Winona, the home of Goodson Tools and Supplies for Engine Builders.
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Re: any of you boys lost a T in the Mississippi? Oh yeah... that one, wondered where i left it. Leave it in my driveway & i will deal with it later.
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Several years ago I bought these cars in Kansas. They were stacked up in 1936 on the bank of the Walnut Creek to keep the berm around the new sewage plant from washing away. Quite a few of them are now on the road again some restored, some hot rodded. There were a lot of Ts in the mix. There are quite a few in the river downstream as a result of violent floods over the years. A television show on restoring cars did several episodes on restoring a 27 Essex from this group. By the time they were done they had concocted a story that the car had been raced way back & still bore its number - they even showed it at the Rat Rod national show in Vegas. I painted the numbers with a rattle can so I could identify the individual cars from pictures since I live most of the time 1400 miles away.
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