In reply to lotusseven7 (Forum Supporter) :
Another pic of "Spritefire" it was driven by a man named George Sampson. The Almquist bodies were made near us in PA. Memory says Milford, but I'm not sure. This photo from Rose Valley 1969
In reply to lotusseven7 (Forum Supporter) :
Another pic of "Spritefire" it was driven by a man named George Sampson. The Almquist bodies were made near us in PA. Memory says Milford, but I'm not sure. This photo from Rose Valley 1969
TurnerX19 said:In reply to lotusseven7 (Forum Supporter) :
Another pic of "Spritefire" it was driven by a man named George Sampson. The Almquist bodies were made near us in PA. Memory says Milford, but I'm not sure. This photo from Rose Valley 1969
This interests me.
This not how snow normally falls in Saskatchewan. Last Monday, with half the lot scoured clean, and 4 foot drifts behind the cars that had been parked overnight, is much more normal.
Never saw a Wildcat in duster duty before. Seems kind thirsty and not very bad-field friendly with that narrow gear.
Sat for 40 years, sold for $9k.
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