Re: Tom's 1930 733 Sedan
Posted by Thomas Wilcox On 2010/10/6 7:57:24
Thank you for your replies. They will help me as I think about ways to improve the site. It looks like a couple of folks interested in post war check out the site.
Yesterday was the last day of work on the 1930 sedan for the next two months. From now until then, I will be focusing on getting the 1932 Light Eight back on the road. The goal with this first effort is to get it running well and safe for road travel. It needs a major refurbishing, but that will wait until the 1930 is completed. So, yesterday the 30 chassis was taken to storage, and the 32 light eight was put in its place.
I posted the latest entry for the PP Tribune, focused on the fuse block refurbishing, here.
As always, thank for following along.
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Yesterday was the last day of work on the 1930 sedan for the next two months. From now until then, I will be focusing on getting the 1932 Light Eight back on the road. The goal with this first effort is to get it running well and safe for road travel. It needs a major refurbishing, but that will wait until the 1930 is completed. So, yesterday the 30 chassis was taken to storage, and the 32 light eight was put in its place.
I posted the latest entry for the PP Tribune, focused on the fuse block refurbishing, here.
As always, thank for following along.
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