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Did somebody mention a Lincoln Project
to be clear, it's not mine, but a 37 Lincoln Zephyr coupe project at a friend's shop (I'm working to achieve something similar with a far more humble 35 Ford coupe)
Don't know how many times I have to say this, but if you want my help ID-ing a car please use hashtag #DavesCarIDService and please be patient
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Time to fire up the ol' #DavesCarIDService identificationator mosheen
Too bad that many vintage clown-around snapshots were weeded out of the drugstore prints. Luckily this one survived, featuring Great Gramps doing his baggy pants routine in front of a 1941 Buick Super Sedanette.
Another high spirits fun-time shot: there's enough visible here that I can confidently say that Ida is sending love to Sweet Vernice and Ed from the snowy fender of a 1928-29 Ford Model A coupe.
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Buckle your safety belts for another thrill-packed edition of #DavesCarIDService
First one today is this stunner, worthy of a still from a Film Noir classic. Time frame is a bit later than you think, as Uncle Ralph and Aunt Joyce are atop a 1951 or 52 Buick Roadmaster.
*to the left is a 1949 Chevy. Buick portholes (Buick called 'em Ventiports) first appeared in 1949 and remained a Buick styling cue for decades; 4 holes were for the top-of-line models. They also became a popular custom car item; I've got 53 Buick ventiports on my 31 Model A
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as much as it pains me to say this: well done, Harbaugh

The only thing I'd add: let a player reserve his max draft round to preserve eligibility. For example, a freshman declares for the draft with a max round of 3. If not selected in first 3 rounds, he can withdraw and return to school.
*Personally I'd prefer college athletics simply abandon the whole "amateurism" bullshit and openly pay athletes. Plus allow them to sign an NFL/NBA contract at any time, including the middle of the season.
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