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RKS.PA · 11-19-2017, 02:31 PM

This may be a little off point, but it's well intended. In all my years of buying and restoring old Fords I've learned two things: 1/ Inspect it with your own eyes and and be involved at the point of sale with the title. 2/ Either trailer it home or arrange to have it shipped. (I attempted to drive a '39 from Friday Harbor Washington down to Issaquah...90 miles with what turned out to be a bad coil!!....thank you U Haul for renting me a truck and trailer!!!)

Best of luck.....Dick.

11-19-2017, 02:31 PM	#16
RKS.PA Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2010 Location: Marana, AZ Posts: 1,194	Re: Buying long distance This may be a little off point, but it's well intended. In all my years of buying and restoring old Fords I've learned two things: 1/ Inspect it with your own eyes and and be involved at the point of sale with the title. 2/ Either trailer it home or arrange to have it shipped. (I attempted to drive a '39 from Friday Harbor Washington down to Issaquah...90 miles with what turned out to be a bad coil!!....thank you U Haul for renting me a truck and trailer!!!) Best of luck.....Dick.