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04-26-2020, 09:43 PM | #21 |
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Re: Apart from Ford, who else made hi-comp police heads back in the day
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04-27-2020, 07:46 AM | #22 |
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Re: Apart from Ford, who else made hi-comp police heads back in the day
A young man was selling his grandfathers 28 tudor and showed a box of parts in the ad..I spied this with my little eye and made an offer.Being a shrewd businessman the lad countered 25 dollars higher,I couldn't get the money out fast enough.
It cleaned up real nice,very little scale,no wear..its an authentic pre war winfield 7 to 1 wedge ..what do you think its worth? |
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Re: Apart from Ford, who else made hi-comp police heads back in the day
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The lad should have looked at the box, seen "Winfield" on the head then gone to Google and Ebay. The for profit sector of the Model A hobby is a bear pit...no place for lambs.
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04-27-2020, 09:28 PM | #24 |
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Re: Apart from Ford, who else made hi-comp police heads back in the day
Not quite sue what you mean..I made a fair offer,he countered and I met his counter.I also bought an ansen dual carburetor intake from him,once again at a fair price,he was going to throw the parts in with the car. I inspected the '28 tudor for him and appraised it as a real nice repainted survivor,convinced him to raise his price,which he ultimately got.Maybe other folks operate in a 'bear pit' but I don't..
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