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airborne Says:
Thursday, February 28, 2008 @2:14:54 PM
that's what we in the UK call a nice bit of kit. im sorry i didn't get back to about my Honda it's a 1979 750k. dont ride it much now day's. all the best john (Airborne)
Furmans student Says:
Friday, February 29, 2008 @8:23:23 PM
Yeah, it was an eight year restoration. Not many 1933's around and no one was making parts at the time. Had to reproduce a lot of the body parts. Well worth it though......... Thanks, Monty
pstroud1 Says:
Monday, March 17, 2008 @11:00:45 AM
Thats a beautiful truck. My brother had a 34 Ford 4 door the rims were identical to those. My sisters husband had a 34 pickup but it had a wooden bed on the back. I love them old Fords. Been a long time since I've seen one.
Thanks for sharing the picture.
Paul
hillbilly 101 Says:
Sunday, July 13, 2008 @1:43:48 PM
Nice Truck!! and it's even the right kind to. (FORD) HA HA!!
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