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Another convertible - the Oldsmobile 98, with the top up!
I believe this is a 1970 model, the last of the eighth-generation cars. The eighth iteration of Oldsmobile's flagship included a standard Turbo-Hydramatic 400 transmission, lots of power features, and either a 25-cid or 455-cid Rocket V-8.
The last 98 (or Ninety Eight) was made in 1996; by then it was a smaller, front-drive car. Too bad it didn't last longer, there could have been a '98 98! :-D
Convertible hand truck by TagAlongDolly
Tag Along Dolly was created to solve a problem. I had a large TV and luggage to move from Florida to Virginia last year. I needed a hand truck to move the TV because I had to park about a block away from our destination in Virginia. All of this cargo would not fit inside my Chevy Equinox which already had a class II hitch receiver. So I welded an attachment to my hand truck and made the hitch mount. It worked great on a 2000 mile round trip. When I got back home I filed the patent and Tag Along Dolly was born!
Since we were already partnered with Granite Industries on two other inventions, they were the natural choice to bring this product to market. They already had a division, American Cart and Equipment, producing hand trucks. In October 2011 we joined forces to offer four versions of their hand trucks as Tag Along Dollys.
Granite Industries is a leading manufacturer of scaffolding and other related construction products. Their reputation for producing high quality products is well deserved. We are proud to be able to say that our commercial grade hand trucks are made in the USA!
This '67 Chevelle Convertible came in for some light body work and paint repairs. We repaired both quarters & doors and refinished the entire outside of the car.
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This necklace is built on the 18mm bezel bracelet form in the Bezel Bracelets section of the website. It features Rusty Black and Brass ox flattened roses from the Brass Roses section. The Rusty Black rose is distressed. The toggle is ceramic and made by Melanie Brooks of Earthenwood Studio and we have a few at the site. The chain unhooks so that the focal can become a bracelet and the chain can either be wrapped twice around the wrist as a bracelet, or used as a funky fashion choker.