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Location: NJ | My new toy:
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Location: Lafayette, Louisiana | Cliff, I did notice your PT crusier has a nice round back!...Paul Hebert |
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Location: NJ | That's one of the reasons why I bought it ;)
(that, and it has PLENTY o'room (32 cu. ft.) to haul all of my equipment around in.) |
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Location: the BIG Metropolis of TR | Hey Cliff,
NICE! but where's the strings?
Mike :cool: |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | Cliff,
Nice touch putting the Ovation logo on the back of the car. Now I know which PT to steal that has a Slothead inside.
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Location: Las Cruces, NM | Cliff
I had the prototype for your PT. My uncle Bailey sold me his 1937 2 door Ford fastback in about 1951 in excellent condition. It had an AM radio, a West Wind gasoline heater, 3 on the floor, and a flathead Ford 85 horse engine. It was pretty fast for the times, and I proceeded to abuse it pretty badly, probably accelerating both my uncle's and my dad's demises by a few years. I still can hear that thing in my mind on an early morning trip at 4 AM to help a neighbor milk cows and earn some money to pay for it and then come home to milk our cows. Ford flatheads have (or had) a distinctive sound when they are (were) in good shape and running good. I miss that early PT cruiser.
Bailey
It was gray with black front fenders as my uncle had put new front fenders on it due to Ohio winter rust. |
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Location: NJ | I'm thinking of painting it up like a London taxi and calling it the "Paul Templeman Cruiser". |
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Location: 6 String Ranch | You'd need to put the steering wheel on the other (wrong) side to do that. |
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