motor compartment before and after.

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1929 DC phaeton under the hood before and after.

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Trunk before and after

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[Bill Lyons]

Great pics and spectacular result. Big question is “Where are the 3 horns””?”

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side view before and after

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Factory vacum

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Catalog pic

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The real deal

[Ken Arritt]

Wow what a fantastic car.

[Richard LeRoy]

Thank you Ken and Twila,

It is a long time coming. A bit blingy for the purists, but I love it. Uphostry next and then to the road!!! Maybe a Pierce gathering or two as well.

Rick

[Anthony Costa]

Speaking as a purist (reluctantly, as a path for these beloved cars having a

chance at a long future),I believe that P. A. factory policy was similar to

successful hamburger joints…you could have them built your way!

[David Coco]

When you said “factory vacuum”” I thought of the vacuum cleaner in my memorabilia collection!”

[Richard LeRoy]

Hi DAVE.

I have seen the stand up one too. Its super cool. I do wonder why they did not put the name on the small one. Even in the catalog, the little one had the vacum factory bag on it.

How old is your stand up?

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