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aeronca65t
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We still have about a foot of snow covering about an acre of our yard but I am starting to see old cars and bikes out.
Yesterday, I saw three bikes out riding. A big BMW, a Harley and a Nighthawk. Also saw a Miata and a newish 911 with tops down. And I saw one of those Japanese "Kei trucks" in someone's driveway.
We have a "Cars and Coffee" scheduled for Sunday (but I can't make it....we'll be at a St. Paddy's Day party that we arranged).
Anyway I'm also starting to see some more stuff for sale.
I told you about the M-B Fintail I saw recently. This old Chevy is about a mile away from that on Rt. 206 here in NJ. Looks like a '51 or '52 Chevy, I think. This was the first car engine I ever rebuilt. Actually, partly-rebuilt. My best friend's Dad died in the middle of fixing his old '51 so me and my friend finished the job. It wasn't pretty, but it ran. A 216 cubic inch straight six, I think.
Yesterday, I saw three bikes out riding. A big BMW, a Harley and a Nighthawk. Also saw a Miata and a newish 911 with tops down. And I saw one of those Japanese "Kei trucks" in someone's driveway.
We have a "Cars and Coffee" scheduled for Sunday (but I can't make it....we'll be at a St. Paddy's Day party that we arranged).
Anyway I'm also starting to see some more stuff for sale.
I told you about the M-B Fintail I saw recently. This old Chevy is about a mile away from that on Rt. 206 here in NJ. Looks like a '51 or '52 Chevy, I think. This was the first car engine I ever rebuilt. Actually, partly-rebuilt. My best friend's Dad died in the middle of fixing his old '51 so me and my friend finished the job. It wasn't pretty, but it ran. A 216 cubic inch straight six, I think.
