The Ford Barn

Clem Clement · 04-08-2018, 08:30 PM

We are model A team is helping a widow and her son clear out their basement after the death of their Air Force Colonel and WWII B-25 pilot. Happily their April 1928 Model A is staying in the family

The junk men clearing the basement said toss out the used tools as they don't sell!!!! (general tools, not Model A tools) We rescued chain saws and the such, but not all.

Not only are old Model A parts hard to sell, now tools as well. I guess as we see fewer folk working on old cars, why save their tools. Super sad! One of the many great features of the American work force is their ability to fix stuff!

04-08-2018, 08:30 PM	#1
Clem Clement Senior Member Join Date: May 2010 Location: Fairfax, VA Posts: 3,532	Junk man's comment We are model A team is helping a widow and her son clear out their basement after the death of their Air Force Colonel and WWII B-25 pilot. Happily their April 1928 Model A is staying in the family The junk men clearing the basement said toss out the used tools as they don't sell!!!! (general tools, not Model A tools) We rescued chain saws and the such, but not all. Not only are old Model A parts hard to sell, now tools as well. I guess as we see fewer folk working on old cars, why save their tools. Super sad! One of the many great features of the American work force is their ability to fix stuff!