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Geerhead55 · 11-01-2012, 12:05 AM

Thanks for the education on the old Fords, guys. I found out a couple weeks ago that they got the 'ol Fairlane fired up and its going to get cleaned up, a little upholstery work, brakes redone with new tires and a tune up and will become the Great-Grandson's first car,, in a couple years. Its actually a decent looking piece,, the tail lights are intact, and the brass side trim is fine also. Being in central Oregon has been good to it,, along with some other cars of the Great Grandpas' still around the property. The 'ol guy is a lifelong Ford fan and is driving a Shelby GT 500 (late model) well into his 80s. I always get some great stories from him whenever I get a chance to see him.
Danny Durham

11-01-2012, 12:05 AM	#28
Geerhead55 VIP Member Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: Tacoma, Washington Posts: 1,632 Likes: 0 Liked 5 Times in 5 Posts	Re: Older Stockers Thanks for the education on the old Fords, guys. I found out a couple weeks ago that they got the 'ol Fairlane fired up and its going to get cleaned up, a little upholstery work, brakes redone with new tires and a tune up and will become the Great-Grandson's first car,, in a couple years. Its actually a decent looking piece,, the tail lights are intact, and the brass side trim is fine also. Being in central Oregon has been good to it,, along with some other cars of the Great Grandpas' still around the property. The 'ol guy is a lifelong Ford fan and is driving a Shelby GT 500 (late model) well into his 80s. I always get some great stories from him whenever I get a chance to see him. Danny Durham