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As a piano tuner, business is lighter in the summer, and I have more time to work on pins. Summer temperatures also allow me to use the garage for seal-coating backglasses and cabinet spray painting, which won’t work in winter. So I guess I’m in the minority, but pinball is an even bigger hobby for me in summer. Am I the only one???
Quoted from Dayhuff:That's exactly what I did last fall. A 1930 Ford Phaeton Model A now resides in the spot I used to park my truck in, but it's well worth it.
John
I’ve seen John’s Model A, it’s even sweeter in person!
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