Louis Badolato
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- Apr 25, 2005
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Very nice, is it a '56? Amos Minter T-bird?
B.
Thank you friends and fellow collectors,,Its a 1955,,,yes from the 'Minter collection",,But not one of his "money cars " LOL as he refers to his high end types,,A very nice down to earth business man,,this was a Modified version,,unrestored and in need of rescue,A ten year effort to make it the driver it is,,A total engine build by Minter as a purchase incentive,,now a newer 4 speed drivetrain everything fresh underneath,,electronic ign,,updated brakes,,suspension,,putting in a new red and white interior,,radial Coker tires,,total instrumentation including two gauges from an F4Corsair,,"Flaps and De icer " for conversation pieces,,Plus an exhaust system ,,Now full length side pipes ,,rivaling what your parents said not to have in high school for DBs,, ,,"you will outgrow the car BS after you graduate,,"
Best for the holidays hope to see you in San Antonio
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another in the collection
I am currently in the process of moving into D.C.. When I unpack my antiques and militaria, I will try to take some pictures.
I purchased an early 19th century Navajo blanket as well as some other bits and pieces this past week, so you can look forward to seeing those.
As promised, here are the three paintings I purchased.
A late 19th century U.S. Navy collier, probably painted by a South American artist for an officer or sailor from the ship when it was in port.
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A British painting of a First World War Naval ship.
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A painting of a British frigate chasing an Ottoman pirate by Carl Bille.
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Best of fortune in moving your collection,,,pack well and go slow,,
My wife got me into this hobby.
That reef tank is wonderful. Good job. So much work to set up and maintain,
and to say nothing of the expense. Best diorama ever. Thanks for sharing. Cudo's
to your wife.
My wife got me into this hobby.
That reef tank is wonderful. Good job. So much work to set up and maintain,
and to say nothing of the expense. Best diorama ever. Thanks for sharing. Cudo's
to your wife.
Initially this was my wife's hobby and I got sucked in. We went from having 1 tank to 3. The one pictured is a 300gal acrylic reef tank. The other 2 are 180 acrylics. 1 is an aggressive tank and the other is a seahorse tank. Very time consuming with water changes, water testing, different feedings etc.... But well worth it, IMO.