Posted by Ken-Pa on March 27, 2013 at 21:32:57 from (75.179.43.108):
In Reply to: Re: More Rusty Stuff posted by Brian G. NY on March 27, 2013 at 20:44:09:
Thanks for responding . I hope those plows are for a Ford . Did you notice if they were 2 bottom or 1 bottom plows ? Also if they were 3 point or drag plows . Its a shame to see that tree grow around them like it is . That will eat at the steel . They definitely need to be saved & restored . That truck , hopefully has a salvageable frame & body . I notice rot in the front , hopefully the rest can be saved . Whenever you get back there , take some pics of the plows , & that truck from various angles . Also , lift the hood & take pics of the engine . It should be the bigger flathead v8 . Please respond & give me your email address so that I can then reply back with my email address & phone number for later contacts . Where in N.Y. is this stuff located ? God bless , Ken
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