| pech33 | -- 06-29-2021 @ 2:29 PM |
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Ran across these in my "stuff". The first is a Model A? Not a clear picture. My dad said they carried the stove oil in 5 gallon buckets up a ladder and got as much on themselves as they got into the barrels! By the war, they had a pump system on it and my aunt delivered oil because the boys were gone to war. The 35 Flatbed was one of their freight trucks for local delivery from 85th Ave North in Seattle all the way to Everett, WA. They had an exclusive for many years. The business was sold in 1948 or so and it is still in business. The 36 Tanker was used when they bought it and was used up until about 1950. I had a friend paint an oil of the truck so I could hang it in my office. Great memories. Pat’s 40 Ragtop This message was edited by pech33 on 6-29-21 @ 2:35 PM
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| pech33 | -- 06-29-2021 @ 2:37 PM |
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I can't seem to get the Model A picture to stay in the post. I posted the same on fordbarn.com and it worked fine. Pat’s 40 Ragtop
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