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The body looks rough around the steps.
“Mostly original with a Chevy steering column and a Chevy steering box—also a chevy alternator, not running at present.
If you think I am too high on price —shoot me a offer.
thanks Gary”
http://springfieldil.craigslist.org/cto/3766448978.html
Dave, what do you call the vertical grille sections again, you referred to them by name on another one with a bent grille early in the month. My son commented on them being bent and asked what you call them.
I call them tines . I took the word from tines in a comb or pitchfork, because I didn’t know what else to call them. It’s not really an accurate word though, because tines usually have a pointy edge. I’m open to suggestions?
Thats the word, thanks. Certainly a good enough description.