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Re: Re: THE FORD/FUNK 8N STORY
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Posted by Skeeter/Kansas on July 13, 2001 at 11:31:37 from (64.254.42.167):
In Reply to: Re: THE FORD/FUNK 8N STORY posted by Greg on July 13, 2001 at 11:14:03:
Greg,, it's a small world.. I have to tell you this story.. I traveled 32 years for a firm in selling carburetors, and kits. I know about carbs., and probalby sold over 8,000 kits for the Marvel/Schebler carbs. I had a customer there is Belle Plaine, who knew Barner's. He ask me if they would any kin. I told him, I didn't think I had any relatives in the area. My father and mother was named Samual and Ida.. Guess what the names of the two in Belle Plaine were.. You guess it. Does the Chevrolet dealer there still have the Red Corvette. I tried to buy that back in the 70's.
If you know something I don't know. Talk to me.
Best regards.
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