George Albright

Check out the ACD neon sign I created,which I just posted on Ebay. George Albright. gnalbright@gmail.com Duesenberg Cord Auburn Dealer Neon Sign 1930 Old Antique Vintage Porcelain | eBay

Ebay auction link: Packard Dealer Sign Neon 1950 Old Antique Vintage Porcelain | eBay

Ebay auction link: Packard Dealer Sign Neon 1950 Old Antique Vintage Porcelain | eBay

Ebay auction link: Packard Dealer Sign Neon 1950 Old Antique Vintage Porcelain | eBay

This Packard neon dealer sign just posted on Ebay for sale,no reserve,starting at $800. Here is the auction text: Up for auction is an extremely rare piece of advertising and neon sign history. This is an Insco "Lit Writer" that allowed a business to interchange pre manufactured neon letters to say whatever the company wished to display and/or advertise. This company was only in business from the 1956 to 1959 period in Piqua, Ohio. (See following link to Piqua Ohio Public Library, which houses the company's documents:) http://www1.youseemore.com/piqua/contentpages.asp?loc=847 I am posting this for a friend whose father had a sign company near Lake Erie, in Pa., up to the 1970s. He had this sign in its original box, which comes with the auction! It is in MINT original condition! I was able to get with another sign collector who had bought several boxes of also new NOS letters for these signs, from a closed sign company in Michigan. Thus you are getting a BRAND NEW 1956-59 sign and BRAND NEW 1956-59 neon letters! I put the letters in the sign yesterday and turned it on, for the first time in the sign and letters lives. Both worked perfectly! You will probably NEVER get a chance like this again. Any company and or car dealership could have bought one of these for use in the late 1950s. Since Packard was in business until 1958, when it finally merged into American Motors, this sign is absolutely historically correct to display as an authentic Packard dealership sign! The box is 29 inches long, 3 1/2 inches wide, and 4 inches high. Weight is approx. 20 lbs. Sign will be shipped to you in its original cardboard shipping box! Neon letters will be shipped in a separate crush proof box. If a letter gets broken, doesn't work, etc. upon arrival, it will be replaced free of charge. Shipping for both boxes is an additional $45.00 dollars above the purchase price. We accept all forms of payment contact us. Sign will be shipped from Ocala, Fla. Questions to gnalbrightatgmaildotcom Good Luck! George Albright gnalbright@gmail.com cell 352 843 1624 10-4 weekdays EST

This Packard neon dealer sign just posted on Ebay for sale,no reserve,starting at $800. Here is the auction text: Up for auction is an extremely rare piece of advertising and neon sign history. This is an Insco "Lit Writer" that allowed a business to interchange pre manufactured neon letters to say whatever the company wished to display and/or advertise. This company was only in business from the 1956 to 1959 period in Piqua, Ohio. (See following link to Piqua Ohio Public Library, which houses the company's documents:) http://www1.youseemore.com/piqua/contentpages.asp?loc=847 I am posting this for a friend whose father had a sign company near Lake Erie, in Pa., up to the 1970s. He had this sign in its original box, which comes with the auction! It is in MINT original condition! I was able to get with another sign collector who had bought several boxes of also new NOS letters for these signs, from a closed sign company in Michigan. Thus you are getting a BRAND NEW 1956-59 sign and BRAND NEW 1956-59 neon letters! I put the letters in the sign yesterday and turned it on, for the first time in the sign and letters lives. Both worked perfectly! You will probably NEVER get a chance like this again. Any company and or car dealership could have bought one of these for use in the late 1950s. Since Packard was in business until 1958, when it finally merged into American Motors, this sign is absolutely historically correct to display as an authentic Packard dealership sign! The box is 29 inches long, 3 1/2 inches wide, and 4 inches high. Weight is approx. 20 lbs. Sign will be shipped to you in its original cardboard shipping box! Neon letters will be shipped in a separate crush proof box. If a letter gets broken, doesn't work, etc. upon arrival, it will be replaced free of charge. Shipping for both boxes is an additional $45.00 dollars above the purchase price. We accept all forms of payment contact us. Sign will be shipped from Ocala, Fla. Questions to gnalbrightatgmaildotcom Good Luck! George Albright. gnalbright@gmail.com cell 352 843 1624 10-4 weekdays EST

This Packard neon dealer sign just posted on Ebay for sale,no reserve,starting at $800. Here is the auction text: Up for auction is an extremely rare piece of advertising and neon sign history. This is an Insco "Lit Writer" that allowed a business to interchange pre manufactured neon letters to say whatever the company wished to display and/or advertise. This company was only in business from the 1956 to 1959 period in Piqua, Ohio. (See following link to Piqua Ohio Public Library, which houses the company's documents:) http://www1.youseemore.com/piqua/contentpages.asp?loc=847 I am posting this for a friend whose father had a sign company near Lake Erie, in Pa., up to the 1970s. He had this sign in its original box, which comes with the auction! It is in MINT original condition! I was able to get with another sign collector who had bought several boxes of also new NOS letters for these signs, from a closed sign company in Michigan. Thus you are getting a BRAND NEW 1956-59 sign and BRAND NEW 1956-59 neon letters! I put the letters in the sign yesterday and turned it on, for the first time in the sign and letters lives. Both worked perfectly! You will probably NEVER get a chance like this again. Any company and or car dealership could have bought one of these for use in the late 1950s. Since Packard was in business until 1958, when it finally merged into American Motors, this sign is absolutely historically correct to display as an authentic Packard dealership sign! The box is 29 inches long, 3 1/2 inches wide, and 4 inches high. Weight is approx. 20 lbs. Sign will be shipped to you in its original cardboard shipping box! Neon letters will be shipped in a separate crush proof box. If a letter gets broken, doesn't work, etc. upon arrival, it will be replaced free of charge. Shipping for both boxes is an additional $45.00 dollars above the purchase price. We accept all forms of payment contact us. Sign will be shipped from Ocala, Fla. Questions to gnalbrightatgmaildotcom Good Luck! George Albright. gnalbright@gmail.com cell 352 843 1624 104 weekdays EST

sold! George

sold! George

sold! George

Photos available by emailing me at gnalbright@gmail.com. George Albright,Ocala,Fla. cell 352 843 1624 weekdays 10 -4 EST best. I have available an extremely rare piece of advertising and neon sign history. Please share this with your ACD Club friends.This is an Insco "Lit Writer" that allowed a business to interchange pre manufactured neon letters to say whatever the company wished to display and/or advertise.This company was only in business from the 1956 to 1959 period in Piqua,Ohio. (See following link to Piqua Ohio Public Library,which houses the company's documents:) Piqua Public Library: I acquired this from a friend whose father had a sign company near Lake Erie,in Pa.,up to the 1970s. It is in SUPERB original condition! I was able to get with another sign collector who had bought several boxes of also new NOS letters for these signs,from a closed sign company in Michigan. Thus you are getting a BRAND NEW 1956-59 sign and BRAND NEW 1956-59 neon letters! I put the letters in the sign yesterday and turned it on,for the first time in the sign and letters lives. Both worked perfectly! You will probably NEVER get a chance like this again. Any company and or car dealership could have bought one of these for use in the 1950s. E. L. Cord's ACD empire made few factory authorized dealer signs in any form. In addition,I don't believe any ACD dealership neon signs were ever made. Thus you would have the only ACD neon dealer sign in the world! Yes I know this is a 1950s sign not a 1930s sign,but if one had been built in the 1930s it would have looked very similar to this. The box has a rust patch on the bottom where the old cardboard box it was stored in must have gotten wet decades ago. However you cannot see the rust spot,and it in no way affects the operation of the sign. One could take a piece of sandpaper and smooth out the rust spot and repaint with flat black paint,and it would look like it was never rusted. The sign is quite large! It is 36 inches long,10 inches high,and 5 1/2 inches wide. Weight is approx. 40 lbs. The sign box will be shipped separate from the neon letters,which will be shipped in a crush proof box.If a letter gets broken,doesn't work,etc. upon arrival,it will be replaced free of charge.Yes I know Duesenburg is spelled wrong! We have a replacement E coming.Shipping is free. We accept all forms of payment,contact us. Sign will be shipped from Ocala,Fla. Price is $9,800.

Photos available by emailing me at gnalbright@gmail.com. George Albright,Ocala,Fla. cell 352 843 1624 weekdays 10 -4 EST best. I have available an extremely rare piece of advertising and neon sign history. Please share this with your ACD Club friends.This is an Insco "Lit Writer" that allowed a business to interchange pre manufactured neon letters to say whatever the company wished to display and/or advertise.This company was only in business from the 1956 to 1959 period in Piqua,Ohio. (See following link to Piqua Ohio Public Library,which houses the company's documents:) Piqua Public Library:* I acquired this from a friend whose father had a sign company near Lake Erie,in Pa.,up to the 1970s. It is in SUPERB original condition! I was able to get with another sign collector who had bought several boxes of also new NOS letters for these signs,from a closed sign company in Michigan. Thus you are getting a BRAND NEW 1956-59 sign and BRAND NEW 1956-59 neon letters! I put the letters in the sign yesterday and turned it on,for the first time in the sign and letters lives. Both worked perfectly! You will probably NEVER get a chance like this again. Any company and or car dealership could have bought one of these for use in the 1950s. E. L. Cord's ACD empire made few factory authorized dealer signs in any form. In addition,I don't believe any ACD dealership neon signs were ever made. Thus you would have the only ACD neon dealer sign in the world! Yes I know this is a 1950s sign not a 1930s sign,but if one had been built in the 1930s it would have looked very similar to this. The box has a rust patch on the bottom where the old cardboard box it was stored in must have gotten wet decades ago. However you cannot see the rust spot,and it in no way affects the operation of the sign. One could take a piece of sandpaper and smooth out the rust spot and repaint with flat black paint,and it would look like it was never rusted. The sign is quite large! It is 36 inches long,10 inches high,and 5 1/2 inches wide. Weight is approx. 40 lbs. The sign box will be shipped separate from the neon letters,which will be shipped in a crush proof box.If a letter gets broken,doesn't work,etc. upon arrival,it will be replaced free of charge.Shipping is free. Yes I know Duesenburg is spelled wrong! We have a replacement E coming.We accept all forms of payment,contact us. Sign will be shipped from Ocala,Fla. Price is $9,800.

Photos available by emailing me at gnalbright@gmail.com. George Albright,Ocala,Fla. cell 352 843 1624 weekdays 10 -4 EST best. I have available an extremely rare piece of advertising and neon sign history. Please share this with your ACD Club friends.This is an Insco "Lit Writer" that allowed a business to interchange pre manufactured neon letters to say whatever the company wished to display and/or advertise.This company was only in business from the 1956 to 1959 period in Piqua,Ohio. (See following link to Piqua Ohio Public Library,which houses the company's documents:) Piqua Public Library:* I acquired this from a friend whose father had a sign company near Lake Erie,in Pa.,up to the 1970s. It is in SUPERB original condition! I was able to get with another sign collector who had bought several boxes of also new NOS letters for these signs,from a closed sign company in Michigan. Thus you are getting a BRAND NEW 1956-59 sign and BRAND NEW 1956-59 neon letters! I put the letters in the sign yesterday and turned it on,for the first time in the sign and letters lives. Both worked perfectly! You will probably NEVER get a chance like this again. Any company and or car dealership could have bought one of these for use in the 1950s. E. L. Cord's ACD empire made few factory authorized dealer signs in any form. In addition,I don't believe any ACD dealership neon signs were ever made. Thus you would have the only ACD neon dealer sign in the world! Yes I know this is a 1950s sign not a 1930s sign,but if one had been built in the 1930s it would have looked very similar to this. The box has a rust patch on the bottom where the old cardboard box it was stored in must have gotten wet decades ago. However you cannot see the rust spot,and it in no way affects the operation of the sign. One could take a piece of sandpaper and smooth out the rust spot and repaint with flat black paint,and it would look like it was never rusted. The sign is quite large! It is 36 inches long,10 inches high,and 5 1/2 inches wide. Weight is approx. 40 lbs. The sign box will be shipped separate from the neon letters,which will be shipped in a crush proof box.If a letter gets broken,doesn't work,etc. upon arrival,it will be replaced free of charge.Yes I know Duesenburg is spelled wrong! We have a replacement E coming.Shipping is free. We accept all forms of payment,contact us. Sign will be shipped from Ocala,Fla. Price is $9,800.

Photos available by emailing me at gnalbright@gmail.com. George Albright,Ocala,Fla. cell 352 843 1624 weekdays 10 -4 EST best. I have available an extremely rare piece of advertising and neon sign history. Please share this with your ACD Club friends.This is an Insco "Lit Writer" that allowed a business to interchange pre manufactured neon letters to say whatever the company wished to display and/or advertise.This company was only in business from the 1956 to 1959 period in Piqua,Ohio. (See following link to Piqua Ohio Public Library,which houses the company's documents:) Piqua Public Library:* I acquired this from a friend whose father had a sign company near Lake Erie,in Pa.,up to the 1970s. It is in SUPERB original condition! I was able to get with another sign collector who had bought several boxes of also new NOS letters for these signs,from a closed sign company in Michigan. Thus you are getting a BRAND NEW 1956-59 sign and BRAND NEW 1956-59 neon letters! I put the letters in the sign yesterday and turned it on,for the first time in the sign and letters lives. Both worked perfectly! You will probably NEVER get a chance like this again. Any company and or car dealership could have bought one of these for use in the 1950s. E. L. Cord's ACD empire made few factory authorized dealer signs in any form. In addition,I don't believe any ACD dealership neon signs were ever made. Thus you would have the only ACD neon dealer sign in the world! Yes I know this is a 1950s sign not a 1930s sign,but if one had been built in the 1930s it would have looked very similar to this. The box has a rust patch on the bottom where the old cardboard box it was stored in must have gotten wet decades ago. However you cannot see the rust spot,and it in no way affects the operation of the sign. One could take a piece of sandpaper and smooth out the rust spot and repaint with flat black paint,and it would look like it was never rusted. The sign is quite large! It is 36 inches long,10 inches high,and 5 1/2 inches wide. Weight is approx. 40 lbs. The sign box will be shipped separate from the neon letters,which will be shipped in a crush proof box.If a letter gets broken,doesn't work,etc. upon arrival,it will be replaced free of charge.Yes I know Duesenburg is spelled wrong! We have a replacement E coming.Shipping is free. We accept all forms of payment,contact us. Sign will be shipped from Ocala,Fla. Price is $9,800.

Price reduced from $1,500 to $890.00 or offers. Must pickup in California or arrange shipping on www.uship.com Please see attached page from a vintage Hollander interchange manual.Go to trans. T -189 on the page to see what it fits. Looks like it may also fit 1929 and 1930 Cadillac V8s and LaSalle V8s of same years in addition to 1931-33.It appears this trans. fits V8s and V12s only, not V16s even though that's what it says in the Hollander. I have been told V16 trans are different. Thanks!<!-- google_ad_section_end -->

Price reduced from $1,500 to $890.00 or offers. Must pickup in California or arrange shipping on www.uship.com Please see attached page from a vintage Hollander interchange manual.Go to trans. T -189 on the page to see what it fits. Looks like it may also fit 1929 and 1930 Cadillac V8s and LaSalle V8s of same years in addition to 1931-33.It appears this trans. fits V8s and V12s only, not V16s even though that's what it says in the Hollander. I have been told V16 trans are different. Thanks!

I also put it on Ebay. George

For Sale. A Cadillac transmission removed in the 1960s from a restored 1931 Cadillac V8 that was rolled,totaled,and parted out. Former owner bought this trans from the wreck as a backup spare for his fully restored 1931 Cadillac V8 at the time. He sold that car long ago but kept the trans. I am told this is the first year of the Cadillac sychro trans. Thus it is a valuable piece for 1930s and 1940s hot rodders to put behind their Ford Model A and V8 engines. According to the vintage Hollander Interchange Exchange Manual this single model of trans was used in ALL 1930 and 1931 Cadillac and LaSalle V8 V12 and V16 models. ( V-8,V-12,V-16)Thus it is very rare and desirable.(see below). Condition inside unknown other than was represented by former owner. See photos. Always stored in garage since 1960s. Currently stored in Napa. Calif. I can assist with shipping anywhere in the USA thru www.Uship.coom which I use frequently. Cost of shipping and crating if necessary is born by the buyer. Please share with your Cadillac,LaSalle,and hot rod friends. Price is $1,500.George Albright,Ocala,Fla. gnalbright@gmail.com cell 352 843 1624 from 10 AM to 4 PM weekdays EST Cadillac,452,1930 Trans #TR66 Cadillac, V8, 3SSA 1931 Cadillac, V12, 370A 1931 fits: Cadillac, V16, 452A 1931 LaSalle, V8, 345 1931

For Sale. A Cadillac transmission removed in the 1960s from a restored 1931 Cadillac V8 that was rolled,totaled,and parted out. Former owner bought this trans from the wreck as a backup spare for his fully restored 1931 Cadillac V8 at the time. He sold that car long ago but kept the trans. I am told this is the first year of the Cadillac sychro trans. Thus it is a valuable piece for 1930s and 1940s hot rodders to put behind their Ford Model A and V8 engines. According to the vintage Hollander Interchange Exchange Manual this single model of trans was used in ALL 1930 and 1931 Cadillac and LaSalle V8 V12 and V16 models. ( V-8,V-12,V-16)Thus it is very rare and desirable.(see below). Condition inside unknown other than was represented by former owner. See photos. Always stored in garage since 1960s. Currently stored in Napa. Calif. I can assist with shipping anywhere in the USA thru www.Uship.coom which I use frequently. Cost of shipping and crating if necessary is born by the buyer. Please share with your Cadillac,LaSalle,and hot rod friends. Price is $1,500. George Albright,Ocala,Fla. gnalbright@gmail.com cell 352 843 1624 from 10 AM to 4 PM weekdays EST Cadillac,452,1930 Trans #TR66 Cadillac, V8, 3SSA 1931 Cadillac, V12, 370A 1931 fits: Cadillac, V16, 452A 1931 LaSalle, V8, 345 1931

For Sale. A Cadillac transmission removed in the 1960s from a restored 1931 Cadillac V8 that was rolled,totaled,and parted out. Former owner bought this trans from the wreck as a backup spare for his fully restored 1931 Cadillac V8 at the time. He sold that car long ago but kept the trans. I am told this is the first year of the Cadillac sychro trans. Thus it is a valuable piece for 1930s and 1940s hot rodders to put behind their Ford Model A and V8 engines. According to the vintage Hollendar Exchange Manuals this single model of trans was used in 1930 and 1931 Cadillac and LaSalle V8 V12 and V16 models. Thus it is very rare and desirable.(see below). Condition inside unknown other than was represented by former owner. See photos. Always stored in garage since 1960s. Currently stored in Napa. Calif. I can assist with shipping anywhere in the USA thru www.Uship.coom which I use frequently. Cost of shipping and crating if necessary is born by the buyer. Price for trans. is $1,500. Please share with your Cadillac,LaSalle,and hot rod friends. George Albright,Ocala,Fla. cell 352 843 1624 from 10 AM to 4 PM EST best. Email gnalbright@gmail.com Cadillac, V16, 452 1930 Trans #TR66 Cadillac, V8, 3SSA 1931 Cadillac, V12, 370A 1931 fits: Cadillac, V16, 452A 1931 LaSalle, V8, 345 1931

For Sale. A Cadillac transmission removed in the 1960s from a restored 1931 Cadillac V8 that was rolled,totaled,and parted out. Former owner bought this trans from the wreck as a backup spare for his fully restored 1931 Cadillac V8 at the time. He sold that car long ago but kept the trans. I am told this is the first year of the Cadillac sychro trans. Thus it is a valuable piece for 1930s and 1940s hot rodders to put behind their Ford Model A and V8 engines. According to the vintage Hollendar Exchange Manuals this single model of trans was used in 1930 and 1931 Cadillac and LaSalle V8 V12 and V16 models. Thus it is very rare and desirable.(see below). Condition inside unknown other than was represented by former owner. See photos. Always stored in garage since 1960s. Currently stored in Napa. Calif. I can assist with shipping anywhere in the USA thru www.Uship.coom which I use frequently. Cost of shipping and crating if necessary is born by the buyer. Price for trans. is $1,500. Please share with your Cadillac,LaSalle,and hot rod friends. George Albright,Ocala,Fla. cell 352 843 1624 from 10 AM to 4 PM EST best. Email gnalbright@gmail.com Cadillac, V16, 452 1930 Trans #TR66 Cadillac, V8, 3SSA 1931 Cadillac, V12, 370A 1931 fits: Cadillac, V16, 452A 1931 LaSalle, V8, 345 1931

Thanks guys! I have located a Mack engine that was used in his cycle car and I want to put him with its owner. Sincerely George

I have a beautiful complete Gemmer steering box removed from a 1926-27 Lincoln. Please email me and I will send you a zip file of 15 photos. Price is $950.00 including shipping. It is HEAVY! George Albright,Ocala,Fla. cell 352 843 1624 from 10 AM to 4 PM weekdays. email gnalbright@gmail.com PS Email me also if you have the J Duesy box to trade for an A Duesy box. I know someone who might trade even. Not sure but maybe. If so email me photos of the J box to pass on. George

Hi Everyone: I need an email and or phone #s for Denny Eggert of Minnesota. He used to be involved with a museum in Minnesota. He owns the only 1912-1914 Steco Cycle car known. It uses a V twin aircooled Mack engine made by Universal Machinery Co. of Milwaukee,and friction drive. I have some info to help him with it. Thanks,George albright,Ocala,Fla. email gnalbright@gmail.com cell 352 843 1624 weekdays from 10 AM to 4 PM EST best.

I just tried it on mine and it works. Sorry. You will have to manually type it in. George