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Owned by R.L. in Columbus New Mexico
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Re previous posting by me, had some trouble picture would not upload
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He are some more not run ofd the mill Quads, One is a motor home carved out of a giant redwood by a Mr Kellog and used to sell war bonds in 1917 the other is a 1/2 track made for the US army in 1919
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Sorry about the mixing up several items Getting old I gues
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he milk cans were used to store water and food supplies during the Mexican campaign. The can in the picture is a original that I did find at a local fleemarket($20.00) after carefully stripping of the white paint out came the orginal color aqs seen on the picture.
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here are some more FWD's a 1/2 track and a 6 x 6
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Here are some pictures of a 1919 1/2 track army
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I might as well add mine in New Mexico to the fray
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I agree and the same should be done for the FWD maybe including segments of other restorers
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And it runs good to now
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Here are some pictures of ours
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Here are some pictures of the GS or escort wagons used in the pursuite of Pancho Villa in 1916-17
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Re construction has started, all metal parts straightened and powder-coated, some aluminum panels cut on laser-cutter
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Go to aviation, posted pictures of our planes
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Our Triumph has arrived
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The Mack is at a War Bird museum outside El Paso as for the Liberty and a butchered (the one with the crane on it) are in a field in Demming NM, I met with the owner several times but he is non comital and thinks it is all worth a lot of $ . He also has a 50ies Chrysler 2 seater coupe with less than 25000 miles on it and a host of other interesting items. I will probably see him this fall or winter.
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Some of the trucks and parts laying around in New Mexico
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I came accross this picture of a German WW 1 one man tank, no futher information.
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Here is a hartbreaking story, after spending lots of $$$ a fire in an other hangar this plane was lost. But the owner contacted us and donated the remains to us. Work has already started to resurect her.
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The engine is a original Hispano-Suisa just beeing rebuild, new krankshaft machined($17000.00)
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$500.000.00 or there abouts, it took 4 years to build
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Here is a link to our Spad build for a California customer, www.flickr.com/photos/landoni/3024108024/
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Does any one knows where all the restored and under restauration FWD's are, maybe we should catalogue them.
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Thanks Guys
