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aeronca65t

aeronca65t

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One of my friends on Facebook shared this photo.

The picture was supposed to have been taken in Edgecombe, North Carolina.

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Hmmm... staged? Pretty old tree, and the door's been removed. Wonder if the body was slipped on through the doorway and the wheels strategically set.

Anyway, neat photo.
 
My thoughts also. But I agree, neat photo! :encouragement:
 
My thoughts, too, but it's still really funny.

Whenever I see a car in that kind of condition, I think that, at one time, it was a shiny object of lust, sitting in a dealership showroom. Then, someone bought it, and it was for many years an object of pride and delight. I wonder about how it got from there to here.
 
I'm stumped as to how they got that photo :rolleye:
Besides, it has a boot and a trunk.
 
I don't think it is too bad, though it sure does have a long throw shifter.
 
Some people can't cedar the forest for the trees
 
Gliderman8 said:
Some people can't cedar the forest for the trees
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So, what you are saying is that this would be more suited to a car from the Rootes group?
 
Help, I surrender I surrender.gif
 
Thats a fancy looking A.
 
You have to admit, though, it definitely has an abundance of patina.
 
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