1940plymouth
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If memory serves me correct, Tom Joad used a belt on one of the bearings in the Hudson that they were driving from Oklahoma to California in "Grapes of Wrath" during the depression. I know it is just a novel, but a darn good one Chris I read you blog, very interesting, thanks for that and the photos
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My Faithful Friend, GPS unit and Co-Pilot's Birthday Today
1940plymouth replied to 1940plymouth's topic in Off Topic (OT)
Many more years of Wedded Bliss to you and your wife Brent -
Like the heading says, today is Cooper's seventh birthday, must admit I surely have enjoyed our time together with and without the "Wayback Machine"
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I think that Chris and Jerry may have been out and about for may their Grandparents LOL
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Good for you Bob, I am pleased that you are out driving it now. The car looks great
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I have never met John in person, but we have visited via email on numerous occasions, I even bought the book he wrote about his ownership of cars while growing up. Great reading
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Drive on the old coastal road, Finnish west coast
1940plymouth replied to Uncle-Pekka's topic in Off Topic (OT)
Just one photo taken thru the windshield of the hood and a dirt road -
Like Greg says NY had a Monticello, it is approx. 20 miles from Neversink, where I live
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I have a good friend that just recently bought a 1948 Dodge coupe, he is unable to find the fuse for the headlights. I sent him the schematic for my car, still no help. Does someone have a copy of the schematic they can scan? Isn't there a fuse in or near the headlight switch itself? Thanks, Bob
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I wish my wallet could afford an International truck from the 1940's, I think the styling is fantastic
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Glad that it is all coming back together now. Hopefully you'll be back on the road real soon
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I would like to take time out to invite everyone to the 16th annual Neversin-Rondout Antique Machinery Assoc show Sept 19 and 20 If you live in the Mass, NJ, Vt, Ct, Pa area along NY you won't be disappointed, or any area for that matter LOL
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Love the photos of the old rusted "stuff" I retired in '03, ride shot gun during the winter months in a 1995 Oshkosh as wingman
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Good luck Joe, I hope it is an easy fix
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Hang in there my friend
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Have fun Joe, I wish you a safe trip. Port Jervis is an hour southeast of and Kingston is an hour northeast of me. I have many miles on Rt 44 from Poughkeepsie to the Conn line in the '70's as my first wife was from the northwest corner of CT You will drive that old Plymouth thru some beautiful scenery. I hope you have the batteries charged in your camera. If I read your post correctly, you are driving 209 from Port Jervis to Kingston, If you call me at 845-985-0206 when you get to Wurtsboro, I can meet you in Napanoch at the diner there in town if you are interested. Napanoch is apporx 20 miles east of here. Above all, safe travels my friend, Bob
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August Hudson Valley tour Information need from participants
1940plymouth replied to greg g's topic in P15-D24 Forum
I got to meet Scott at Rhinebeck this year, we were just leaving when he and his wife were arriving
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Great photos of the car and windmills
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Here is a painting done by a friend of mine last fall of my car
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I wonder how many of the 849 between Canada and the US are left?
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oh my, I wasn't aware of that
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Just wondering if anyone has heard from these three lately? I hope all is ok and they are enjoying their cars
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My Uncle John's Buick sometime during the 1940's Good luck Mark, I hope it all works out, the early 1940 Buicks are a beautiful auto
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Nice article on a one off 1937 Imperial Limo that belonged to Mrs Chrysler
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Our local Library, The Daniel Peirce Library got it out of the Albany area here in NY
