The grab rails are the best clue.
Heritage still to be determined.But from talking to a neighbor, it was used by itinerant fishermen. They used batteries and 12V appliances.
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I love old things...are you going to redo this one?
ReplyDeleteThe historical group has written a letter to the owners to see if they're interested in donating it. We certainly would restore it. The correct trucks for it have been located in Oregon, and it looks like we'll be buying them. This is a 1904 vintage car.
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