curved dash order form
December 9th, 2011, 02:27 PM
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Never. I'm older than dirt but this is even older. Most on this site seem to think muscle car era Oldsmobiles are old and I guess they are depending on your age. I think of cars from 20s and 30s as 'old' and cars from 40s and 50s are what was on the road when I was a kid.
December 10th, 2011, 09:25 AM
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Fascinating. You really had to study things and do everything right to even get it to start and go. I failed the test on what I had to know to operate the Olds. Humiliating. I do know about retarding the spark and setting the throttle to start Model T Fords and other old gas engines but that is about the extent of it.
December 10th, 2011, 11:13 AM
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The source of the order form is C.A.D.L. R.E.Olds/Anderson collection, quote on PDF is (original document) Anderson is the grandson of Ransom Olds.
to 47 convertable sorry I am with the rest of the gang! But any Olds stuff new or old is still cool but I agree with you the Older the better except for women & wine because they both have the same problem, they both turn bitter, everything settles to the bottom after that you can seem to get rid of them fast enough (L.O.L.)
to 47 convertable sorry I am with the rest of the gang! But any Olds stuff new or old is still cool but I agree with you the Older the better except for women & wine because they both have the same problem, they both turn bitter, everything settles to the bottom after that you can seem to get rid of them fast enough (L.O.L.)
December 10th, 2011, 07:17 PM
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