I was looking thru the Cragslist ads in Tallahassee Fl. as I was day dreaming of my next new to me DP coach and came upon this, http://tallahassee.craigslist.org/rvs/2842481675.html Handymans special but totally awesome. I am not associated with this person in anyway just wanted to share, or someone here might be interested in it or know a friend that might be.
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Ernie Ekberg
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wonder what the inside looks like. that would take some work
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PatrioticStabilist
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And I think that is a 55 or 56 Ford sitting next to it.
But wouldn't that be something? I will not show it to my husband.
But wouldn't that be something? I will not show it to my husband.
I have been watching all the work you did on the last MH and this one too, you need another project like I need one. I like old vehicles. They just do not make the stuff to last anymore. I do have to say that cars are getting alot better than they use to be. Keep up the great work on your MH, I am impressed with your work. Can't wait to get done with this Army deployment and get home and working on mine.
I like old vehicles. They just do not make the stuff to last anymore. I do have to say that cars are getting alot better than they use to be. Keep up the great work on your MH, I am impressed with your work. Can't wait to get done with this Army deployment and get home and working on mine.Butch72
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PatrioticStabilist said:And I think that is a 55 or 56 Ford sitting next to it.
But wouldn't that be something? I will not show it to my husband.
The car setting next to the Rv is an Edsel, I would venture to say a 1958, ranger model.
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PatrioticStabilist
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The chrome looked like our 55 Ford Fairlane dad had, didn't realize the Edsel was like that too. The roofline is different, it looks more square in the picture, the Fairlane had a more slopped one.
Well at least I said Ford!
Well at least I said Ford!
I wonder if it belonged to Carnival people. When I was really little, would have been late 50's about, my Dad took me to see some "clients" who had a "house on wheels". Daddy was the insurance man in town and he was doing the safety inspection for the carnival folk coming to town. He was meeting with the advance man and to plan where electric cables could be laid and what fire safety plans they had to make. I was probably about 4 or 5 years old and excited to see people that carried their house with them, just like turtles and snails do! ;D
mnmnutswer
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Looks like the Book Mobile that use to come to our grade school in the mid 60's.
