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Old 01-11-2012, 06:26 PM   #21
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Just put on a


and nobody will notice the
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Old 01-11-2012, 07:04 PM   #22
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Holy-Moly, I better not ever try and show a picture of my '29 roadster
when I get through accessorizing it on this forum. It came with the
repop Ford '29 A-Model cowl lights and when I'm through with it. The
aftermarket twin spotlights, driving lights and all chrome aftermarket folding windshield stanchions will definitely brand it a
"clown" car. Seeing as it already has sidemounts, white walls, etc.
The way I look at it since I can't afford a custom Dietrich bodied 1929 Packard Sport Roadster I'll do the next best think and make my roadster
look like one. I do hold the line at putting on running board step plates
and a radiator stone guard. I hope I don't offend anydody, I just like
to add a little silly humor ever now and then.

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Old 01-11-2012, 07:21 PM   #23
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Holy-Moly, I better not ever try and show a picture of my '29 roadster
when I get through accessorizing it on this forum. It came with the
repop Ford '29 A-Model cowl lights and when I'm through with it. The
aftermarket twin spotlights, driving lights and all chrome aftermarket folding windshield stanchions will definitely brand it a
"clown" car. Seeing as it already has sidemounts, white walls, etc.
The way I look at it since I can't afford a custom Dietrich bodied 1929 Packard Sport Roadster I'll do the next best think and make my roadster
look like one. I do hold the line at putting on running board step plates
and a radiator stone guard. I hope I don't offend anydody, I just like
to add a little silly humor ever now and then.

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Old 01-11-2012, 10:21 PM   #24
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Fred, I don't believe personal attacks have a place here on Fordbarn. No, I'm not the sheriff but I do believe that we can conduct ourselves better than that. Variance is fine, intolerance isn't.

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Old 01-12-2012, 10:25 AM   #25
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dean from bozeman ......................
VERY well said !
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Old 01-12-2012, 08:56 PM   #26
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Seems like the original question about availability got lost in the comments about the desirability. Wonder if the question had been "do they look good" would the comments have been about the availability?
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