Couple of fixer up cars for sale
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Take your pick. If interested just call BR549
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Neat cars. I had a buggy with a seat just like the one on the first car. Used to have pictures, but don't know where they would be now.
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If I am not mistaken, those are Model Ts... made prior to 1928, when the Model A was introduced.
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Defiantly the tin lizzy. I never asked, but I'd put these around 1922 to 24. Only the guys wife was around and she told me the price as she had it written down. Long time ago I bought this old bronze sculpture of a hunting dog pointer on the road for $40. and coming back this way I stopped by this same fellas antique shop and I showed it to him and when he asked what I gave he said you want a make a hundred on it? I thought sure and he gave me $140. cash for the sculpture. I was thinking if I had something to swap I wouldn't mind getting one of these old T's just as a piece of yard art for the back yard. The kids have this play house in the back yard I was thinking on siding it up with some old stuff and get an old rusted gas pump and making look like an old rundown gas station with one of these old relic state model T's next to it. Old auto bone yards have always interested me and I visit some on the road from time to time. You see some really cool old auto's and old machinery in those ancient bone yards.
