The Ford Barn

Scott Owens · 02-11-2016, 08:42 AM

My problem is I enjoy the fun in the building of and bringing back old to new. That is more fun to me than actually using the project when completed. I get them out occasionally. I use the 41 Farmall regularly during the summer. My projects have been anything from Model As, Model Ts, Wheel Horse tractors, Farmall tractors, pedal cars, David Bradleys, Maytag engines, to a worn out John Deere Gator. There they sit, dry of gas, until I want to get them out. Many of my projects are sold after completion, simply to find another project to start with. None of mine are perfect when done, but mine aren't for judging anyway. I do all of the work, as that is the fun to me.

02-11-2016, 08:42 AM	#28
Scott Owens Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2010 Location: Trinity, Alabama Posts: 137	Re: Restoration of the worst Model A/AA part ever... My problem is I enjoy the fun in the building of and bringing back old to new. That is more fun to me than actually using the project when completed. I get them out occasionally. I use the 41 Farmall regularly during the summer. My projects have been anything from Model As, Model Ts, Wheel Horse tractors, Farmall tractors, pedal cars, David Bradleys, Maytag engines, to a worn out John Deere Gator. There they sit, dry of gas, until I want to get them out. Many of my projects are sold after completion, simply to find another project to start with. None of mine are perfect when done, but mine aren't for judging anyway. I do all of the work, as that is the fun to me.