aaca grand national

[J. Kayser]

Plan on being there and showing our 1939 S & S Cadillac "carved panel" hearse. Hope y'all keep the rain away. I was able to attend as a spectator at last years GN in Tucson and felt that was the best field of cars (quality of restorations) that I've ever seen at a carshow. Can't wait to see all of the cars in Montoursville. <BR>Jerry Kayser<BR>Moses Lake, Washington

[J. Kayser]

Shoot--I messed up. I wanted this message under the A.G.N.M. July 15th thread. Can you move it? Or just eliminate and I'll repost it correctly. Thanks--J. Kayser

[Guest]

This AWESOME vehicle was at the Tucson meet last year... see pictures of it at the bottom of the following page.<BR> <A HREF="http://www.aaca.org/tucson/meet/index.htm" TARGET=_blank>http://www.aaca.org/tucson/meet/index.htm</A> <P>Thanks!<P>Peter<P>------------------<BR>Peter Gariepy<BR>peterg@aaca.org<P>www.aaca.org

[J. Kayser]

Thank you both for nice comments. Yes, this is the same hearse on the cover of March-April "Antique Automobile". We have had a great time showing this car--it is such an unusual car--in fact, most funeral directors have never a carved panel hearse in person. A lot of the younger generation of F.D.s don't even know this type of coach was ever built. Really looking forward to G.N. and meeting some new friends. J. Kayser

[Guest]

Boy! That is Nice! Great Job!<P>------------------<BR>Mike<BR><A HREF="http://1964cadillac.carsouth.com" TARGET=_blank>1964 Cadillac & Cars from the 40`s to 70`s<P>FREE! Cadillac parts posting</A>

[Guest Hal Davis (MODEL A HAL)]

J. Kayser<P>Was that your hearse in Antique Automobile a couple issues back? If so, man, that was great. I had seen it at <A HREF="http://www.hearse.com" TARGET=_blank>www.hearse.com</A> and was completely in awe. I had never seen such a beautiful vehicle. I was glad to get to read the article and see additional photos in the magazine. Kudos to you.