My Family's History finally Come's to Life.

[WTSHNN]

That is really cool. The family history aspect of it just adds to the importance of the car.

Your post also brings up a pretty interesting point that I've thought about in this modern era of cellphones and the internet. There are probably more pictures of your Delivery than there were ever pictures taken of your grandfather. We take pictures today like we're pulling peanuts out of a barrel but back in the time of the Model A, they were sparingly taken and a luxury. Now, every aspect of a person's life is documented in some way.

Anyways, great story and a beautiful truck.
-Tim

[msmaron]

A Pleasure to see

[Deluxe Delivery Don]

Originally Posted by WTSHNN

That is really cool. The family history aspect of it just adds to the importance of the car.

Your post also brings up a pretty interesting point that I've thought about in this modern era of cellphones and the internet. There are probably more pictures of your Delivery than there were ever pictures taken of your grandfather. We take pictures today like we're pulling peanuts out of a barrel but back in the time of the Model A, they were sparingly taken and a luxury. Now, every aspect of a person's life is documented in some way.

Anyways, great story and a beautiful truck.
-Tim

Well Tim, I have been doing a lot research about the history of printing in Seattle during that time. My Grandfather was very active in the Trade and in fact he was president of the local union and regional union all through the 30's. But I am still researching ,it takes a lot of time.

[1930artdeco]

Where is the drool button

Mike

[Deluxe Delivery Don]

Thanks All of you Guys for the nice comments.

[hardtimes]

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Originally Posted by Deluxe Delivery Don

Thanks All of you Guys for the nice comments.

Don,
Way to sticktoit! And, thanks for sharing this beauty and your family story! Hey, were the chains(pictured) still in the truck?

[Deluxe Delivery Don]

Originally Posted by hardtimes

Don,
Way to sticktoit! And, thanks for sharing this beauty and your family story! Hey, were the chains(pictured) still in the truck?

Yes I do have Tire Chains, but I do think it is Summer here in the NW. At least it was the last time I looked.

[zzlegend]

I really like old photos and that truck looks great. Good to see you combine them like this. You and your Grandfather did good. Mark.

[John Duden]

WHAT A BEATIFUL JOB! now if you could just find those licence plates!

[Deluxe Delivery Don]

Originally Posted by John Duden

WHAT A BEATIFUL JOB! now if you could just find those licence plates!

Thank you for nice comments. On the licence plates, the truck is 1930 and the plates in the picture are 1931. In the State of Washington the plates have to be the year of the Truck.

[Jack '29 Sport Coupe]

Great pics and story!

Jack

[Fred K-OR]

Originally Posted by Deluxe Delivery Don

Thank you for nice comments. On the licence plates, the truck is 1930 and the plates in the picture are 1931. In the State of Washington the plates have to be the year of the Truck.

Don I may have an answer for you for a 1930 Washington plate. PM me and I will fill you in on the details.