Dear Sirs<\/p>\n
I enjoy reading about different cars and builders of the past.\u00a0 Recently an article in your magazine and a few others had some incorrect information.\u00a0 I am referring to the Snooky Janich 1941 Ford.\u00a0 I know articles are written from information supplied by the owners.\u00a0 But, just a few things were incorrect.<\/p>\n
The latest owners of the car – The Mallory Brothers didnt know the car existed in 1973 as quoted in the article.\u00a0 I really didnt know when I bought it that it was a Barris car.\u00a0 A friend of ours Rudy Richardson told the Mallory’s that I had it and they wanted to buy it.\u00a0 This may have been sometime in 1976.\u00a0 I had to wait until 1976 to get an antique title since KS, specifys 35 years to be titled an antique.\u00a0 It was in my garage at the time.\u00a0 Not being ready for the crusher.\u00a0 I had bought the car in Bonner Springs, KS.<\/p>\n
It was just in the past few years they come over to have me sign the title.\u00a0 Dont know why we didnt do it at the time.\u00a0 Wonder who notorized it.\u00a0 Luckily I kept the skirts and spotlights.\u00a0 This is just to set the record straight.<\/p>\n
Thanks<\/p>\n
Emmit L Graham<\/p>\n
Merriam, KS<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Dear Sirs I enjoy reading about different cars and builders of the past.\u00a0 Recently an article in your magazine and a few others had some incorrect information.\u00a0 I am referring to the Snooky Janich 1941 Ford.\u00a0 I know articles are … Continue reading