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dean from bozeman · 09-10-2019, 04:50 AM

patrickt, though it would be nice to see photos, it is a confusing process that I have to relearn every time I want/need to post some. If you have digital photos of your car there are good guys on this site who may offer their services.

There is still much to learn about the early/very early A's. It's always exciting to hear about some early feature(s) that someone has found. Some are legit. Some are hybrids. The point being that unless someone says, 'Hey check this out' we don't have an opportunity to learn.

Hopefully someone will unearth a really early "A", and we will learn tons. Until then we, as the amateurs we are, will need to keep on working a little at a time to learn what we can about this area of the hobby that we love so well.

I look forward to seeing photos of your vehicle in the future. Until then, thanks for sharing your information with us.

09-10-2019, 04:50 AM	#13
dean from bozeman Senior Member Join Date: May 2010 Location: Bozeman, Montana Posts: 997	Re: Information on "Transition" (1927) Model A patrickt, though it would be nice to see photos, it is a confusing process that I have to relearn every time I want/need to post some. If you have digital photos of your car there are good guys on this site who may offer their services. There is still much to learn about the early/very early A's. It's always exciting to hear about some early feature(s) that someone has found. Some are legit. Some are hybrids. The point being that unless someone says, 'Hey check this out' we don't have an opportunity to learn. Hopefully someone will unearth a really early "A", and we will learn tons. Until then we, as the amateurs we are, will need to keep on working a little at a time to learn what we can about this area of the hobby that we love so well. I look forward to seeing photos of your vehicle in the future. Until then, thanks for sharing your information with us.