johnjr

This particular example was purchased at the 2010 RM Hershey auction out of the care of a Museum where it resided since the 1950’s. Upon purchase it was noted that the car was still very original in many ways and was never taken apart and restored fully. Over the last 8 years I have enjoyed the car and driven it locally and on some shorter tours. Each year I invested in the car to upgrade it mechanically to make it a comfortable tour car as well as highly reliable. Upgrades include: Front end Rebuild and repaint Rear end Rebuild with upgraded Modern bearing set-up by Lab Thread and Gear works Rebuilt transmission with new high speed clutch leather Modern Starter with Alternator Modern Buzz coils hidden in the original box New piston rings and cylinders honed for a proper fit Halogen wiring hidden in the correct head and tail lights. Anderson Timer modified for the 2 Cylinder Engine All Receipts are available for Review The body paint and brass presents well, and the Leather upholstery is flawless and is comfortable for touring. Asking $56,500.00 or interesting trades considered. For more details E-mail john@royalmaster.com or call 201-315-7373. Can help arrange international shipping or delivery to Hershey

1913 Overland Model 69T Touring has a 4 cylinder, 30 horsepower engine. Includes: •3 speeds forward & 1 reverseGreat top and interiorNew bows installed last yearFull side curtainsTonneau, and top bootBosch DU4 impulse magnetoDark Blue with Black Chassisit is a AACA senior car, comes with some spare parts. Starts, runs and drives well.Great touring car as it is comfortable to drive Offered at $45,000 e-mail johnjr@royalmaster.com or call 201-315-7373 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L4qznXfWug0

What is the proper way to address the Pennsylvania Tax Man when getting a flea market space at Hershey? IS there a form to fill out, a number to get? What is the best way to handle this?

I have a problem, Everyday Wed through Friday, We bring His 1902 Oldsmobile one day and then our 1909 Buick the next, etc.. there are two issues. #1 The cars do not have a windshield to put the sticker on, so we will usually stick the four corners of the sticker on the sidelight. Only one problem, someone stole our sticker last year using this method. Issue #2 if we stick the sticker fully on the lens, we cannot remove it and transfer it. My idea is to spring clamp a piece of plexi on the dash with the sticker stuck to it. Can someone from Hershey Region Comment and let me knwo what to do. This way my father and I can enjoy both cars without making the Security people grumpy.

can you send me pictures I might have someone who would be interested

1914 Model T Touring Fresh Restoration, only 50 miles, strong runner, 50mph Plus when broken in. Ruckstell Rear,Engine Professionaly rebuilt with all the goodies including balancing. Original Body, including radiator. New everything, can send PDF of full Breakdown of whats in it. $19,000.00 Can help arrange shipping overseas. e-mail johnjr@royalmaster.com or call 001-201-315-7373