WHO Is the Oldest Early V8 Forum Member?

[blucar]

Even tho I don't consider myself to be old, I seem to surround myself with old things, a '36 Ford, '37 GMC, '38 Girl Friend, and a '38 Buick. I do have a few newer play things, a '53 Olds and a '64 Chevy C-10.

[Darrell S]

Originally Posted by blucar

Even tho I don't consider myself to be old, I seem to surround myself with old things, a '36 Ford, '37 GMC, '38 Girl Friend, and a '38 Buick. I do have a few newer play things, a '53 Olds and a '64 Chevy C-10.

What happened to the 39 Plymouth convertible? That was a beauty.

[blucar]

Originally Posted by Darrell S

What happened to the 39 Plymouth convertible? That was a beauty.

I had a little brain hiccup yesterday when I wrote my comment on age, I completely overlooked my 39 Plym conv, I also forgot to mention my '49 Olds 88 and a couple other vehicles. The only decade I have skipped since the '30's was the '70's, having sold two vehicles from that decade.
I never set out to cover seven decades of vehicles, it just worked out that way.
My '39 Plym conv is one of my favorite cars, a very unusual, rare car. Only 81 known examples exist according to the Plym Club.

[petehoovie]

Originally Posted by blucar

I had a little brain hiccup yesterday when I wrote my comment on age, I completely overlooked my 39 Plym conv, I also forgot to mention my '49 Olds 88 and a couple other vehicles. The only decade I have skipped since the '30's was the '70's, having sold two vehicles from that decade.
I never set out to cover seven decades of vehicles, it just worked out that way.
My '39 Plym conv is one of my favorite cars, a very unusual, rare car. Only 81 known examples exist according to the Plym Club.