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Roderick,

Maybe a Inter or Dodge of the early 30's but then maybe not,
Colin

Roderick, Fargo on the left and a Chev on the right

Wotzit # 220
Willys Kinght

Looks like my thread of Wotzitz haz been pirated n taken ovr LOL

Sorry Muzza
It aint wot eye got ritten here

Me can see U got u're eye on the prize

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LOL
cya

Swishy,
Will a Willys 1925 Yellow Knight Model T2 Mountain Wagon as an answer get your thread back on track?
Cheers
Mac.

Maybe a Yellow-Knight?

Mac Dun got it
well dun Mc

N close on hiz heels iz Grandad
well dun guys

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Tiz a
1925 Yellow Knight Model T2 mountain wagon



The firm that would become the Yellow Truck & Coach Co. on July 8, 1925
was formally organized two years previous by Chicago's Taxi-cab king,
John D. Hertz as the Yellow Coach Manufacturing Co. A subsidiary of Hertz'
Yellow Cab Mfg. Co., Yellow Coach was a reorganization of the
American Motor Bus Mfg. Co. a business acquired when it's parent firm, the
Chicago Motor Bus Co., was purchased by Hertz in November of 1922.
























Wotzit # 221



jist hope U heard of thiz mob

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LOL

cya

I got no idea but its had Botox in its lips

Paul

:-*

Looks like a Ford ute with wrinkles.