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- has NOTHING to do with facebook. Jesus wept

Wishing a safe and happy day of celebrating our national holiday to all the Double AAers.

Thank you Neil: I hoped not to steal the thread, but the subject was close. I'll contact the guy with the doodlebug and tell him to take good care of those wheels. I remember that they had some big fat tires on them, and that the wheels are "butt-ugly" to look at. Best regards...

Hi Neil: Followed the link to the AA wheels and just saw the "F-18" discs. I had two of those on the rear of a doodlebug that I gave to a friend. Are they a rare or sought after item ?

I think it's a 1933 - doesn't look like the '32 firewall, and the V8 emblem isn't on the hood louvers. Looks nice, and would make someone a great truck. What's the price ?

Nice looking project Farrell - wish you the best with it.

Such amazing work on the photo Dave - almost like being there. That's a serious looking young fella standing by the front tire too. Great job, Thanks

I think it's just a case of DMVs not being capable of spelling the word ENGINE ...

Just received the latest "Double A'er" magazine. Thank you Neil - they just keep getting better and better all the time. There'll be a little extra for the coffee pot in my renewal.

'28/9 Fordor and cabbies had a smooth cowl with removable tank, but I haven't heard of the indentation at the firewall. There were 11 different gas tanks produced throughout.

Brewster Green was an often used color for commercial vehicles, especially pick-ups

That's a great video - Thank you for posting it.

Bob: It may be in Jim Schild's book - "AA Supplement --" Look it up, and it's a great book to have in any case. The McMillan book is interesting, but not technical. Good luck.

Your question has a interesting tone. Made me think that the two could be looked at in such a way: This site is tremendous, and rather like a college - whereas face book would be like visiting after class. The two really should not be compared or judged one against the other. Mike Greene has provide...

The "Depot Hack" would (usually) have had provisions for passengers and cargo, The AA above looks great, and would be a challenging project.