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Craig has just posted the Antique Automobile Club of America’s article about the Lafian FC Power Hoe. It’s an interesting article with some good photos.
http://thefcconnection.com/the_lafian_powerhoe.htm
Apparently, some jokesters are commenting on what to call the ladies who have mounted the Power Hoe for pictures!
It does spark the imagination, doesn’t it 🙂
kids nowadays…….will they ever grow up? nope
I like both of them!
This thing is amazing. The windshield could be the best part !
Bill
I’m sorry to say my mind was going there too, but of course the spellings are different! Cool vehicle, never saw one before.
This truck is mind-blowing. How could this have survived so long without anyone jumping on it (no pun intended) goes to show you these barn find treasures are out there, but surely few like this one.