Restoring cars is a process, will you be writing hubs about that process?

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   davenmidtownposted 6 years ago

   Restoring cars is a process, will you be writing hubs about that process?

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   Hated By Liberalsposted 6 years ago

   I am thinking about this. I am soon to be 72 yrs old and have not been actively pursuing restoring for at least a decade, but I still have interest. I used to be a chapter president of The Early Ford V-8 Club, and had a barn full of NOS and used Ford parts '32-'56 stuff that I sold and traded  up until 1985 or so. That stuff dried up, and I sold my '40 Convert, '40 Coupe and '32 2 dr sedan. I was involved with restoring a '32 Roadster, and a '34 Phaeton in addition to my Forties. I will be putting together some stuff soon, including some stories in the 1958 to 1975 timeframe when I was actively scrounging for Ford Parts. I was a "Picker" before American Pickers was popular. I have actually been to more than 1500 Ford Dealers since 1958

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   davenmidtownposted 6 years ago

   Perfect! sounds like you have the knowledge and the know-how. I love older cars and would really encourage you to explore you answer there in the form of a hub of 100! welcome to hubpages. If you need help getting around please let me know.

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   Howard S.posted 6 years ago

   Yes. I actually took the photos for several more that I intend to write. At the moment, though, life is getting in the way. Writing the articles should be the easy part. I need to revamp what's there, since I am getting almost zero Google traffic. I've unpublished a bunch of lesser hubs, but it will take more work than that.
   
   And I don't do Fords.

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