Pa12
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Hmmm. I recognize that wheel, timing advance,headlight switch and instrument panel. 1930 model A by chance?When it's above 20C, nobody in this country wears leather... but if you drive an open car
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I'm drawn to that great looking left hand pocket, Marc. Such an unusual design.
As a Baltimore Ravens fan, I heartily concur! LOLOLOLClearly that jersey can be ID'd as trash and your doing the right thing using it as a rug protector
Chandler
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The Ford plate on the dash might be a giveaway.
That line of traffic doesn't look inviting to double-clutching.
Pa12
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That doesn’t mean it’s a model AThe Ford plate on the dash might be a giveaway.
That line of traffic doesn't look inviting to double-clutching.
Pa12
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The give away is what I previously described. With number of fords I’ve restored, I don’t need a fuckin plate to tell me what it is
Smithy
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My old neighborhood
9th and Wharton St.
In South Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
For our international brothers
Pats Steaks is the original home of what’s known as the “ Philadelphia Cheese Steak Sandwich “. If you’ve ever had one ( pictured above ) in your home country , well this place is where it all started back around 1930.View attachment 82741
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Last I heard is Paul here is still trying to nail the bread "like back home" ;-)
You and him had that hilarious conversation about Pats and Genos via me on Whatsapp!
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entertainment
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No offense to any members, but Pat's and Geno's are both terrible. Joe's Steaks in Torresdale (which used to have a racist name) is much better. And you don't have to eat on the street. Or Steve's Prince of Steaks on Bustleton. Pat's and Geno's are just for tourists these days.
CombatWombat
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It's a perfect fit for a MC jacket..... and they are pretty damned comfy sitting down in for any length of time
CombatWombat
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Ohh I love the service shoes.... look "smoother" than my Dutch M57 bootsCooled off here today and started to feel like autumn/fall is on her way. Had the 1st gen AVI Bronco on for a wee while. Sorry old photo but you get the drift...
Also had the Service Shoes out...
Chandler
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No, but it's a decent lead.
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Chandler
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Buddy, reign it in. Having a bad day? It's just a discussion on an internet forum, no need to get fuckin bent outta shape. You must be very proud of your expertise.
CombatWombat
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Guys guys guys....... we're all socially adjusted adults here with hobbies that our significant others would skin us alive over how much it costs.....
Can't we just commiserate over our crippling addiction to leather and how shite Headwind MFG with refunds and communication
Can't we just commiserate over our crippling addiction to leather and how shite Headwind MFG with refunds and communication
Pa12
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Having a great day. But snarky little comments like that seem to be frequent on this forum and that’s the reason I’ve abstained from it for a while. Think I’ll return to that state. Over and out.Buddy, reign it in. Having a bad day? It's just a discussion on an internet forum, no need to get fuckin bent outta shape. You must be very proud of your expertise.
B-Man2
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Ohhhhh ……John …. Blaspheme
Joe’s in Torresdale?…. Noooooo…..
Jim’s on South Street was a contender to Pats and Geno’s but that burnt down … and eating on the street is part of the ambiance and mystic of the experience at those places.
I’ll never forget eating outside as a teen and finding the dead flies in the cherry peppers, relish , mustard and ketchup glass tankard jars sitting on the shelf outside by the tables . You can’t match those types of experiences sitting at a restaurant table in Torresdale Pa.
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Chandler
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Sorry, but you really misinterpreted my observing the dash plate as snarky (so much so, that I guess you had to reply twice -- dropping the F bomb for emphasis). It wasn't. End of discussion.
leper-colony
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You weren't around in the old days, lol...
Pa12
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Harder to interpret a comment in type then in person I guess. Forget about it.
