1926 Hupmobile brought to the shop from home, it's been in John Sepin's family a long time!
Thanks to Dave for letting me know where this is, and to Johnny for telling me about his families cool old work truck!
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Gauges,
Hupmobile,
speedometer,
Steering Wheel,
wood
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