John Kelso

I have had several throughout the years and enjoyed them all, drove them as the family car and always liked everything about them. Thanks for posting this

I've known Stan since he was a kid, good kids make great people.

Thank you.

Lincoln Sign 19"X47" Pierce Arrow sign 23X47 . Hand made on 20 ga. steel. Hershey space C4S 30 Lincoln sign $425 Pierce sign $525.

Sorry I don't know for sure, its not 26/7 I do know . I'm not a Model T guy, but I would suspect 15 to 25 I feel there are quite a few people who can date it.

1960 Convertible top assembly for sale, deck lid, cover, relays and hydraulics. All in good condition. Located 60 miles west of Harrisburg. $800 for all.

Very nice Model T turtle deck. Very near ready to paint $450 Can deliver to Hershey.

Beautiful boats, never worked on one but with steam in my blood would love to have a small steam boat project.

Correct? Not correct? There is the factory literature, what is not correct?

As I looked at the Pebble Beach pictures and read some of the comments about Landau Irons I was sitting beside my Pierce with a California Top by the Morgan Co. First picture is from the Morgan Catalogue, of note is the position of the bars on the coupe and touring car. Two other pictures are of my Pierce and of a 1933 Lincoln Looking closely at the touring car and the shape of the windows I see no way they could be turned around plus the literature confirms they are in the correct position. The Lincoln irons are functional and in this case are installed in the accepted method

Four Trippe Lights and brackets or sale, two on right have had small dint's removed and ready for plating, other pair as found. Mounting brackets as found. All four lights and mounting hardware $350 plus shipping. More information PM me

No John it is now sitting in a museum. Although a beautiful car it had some very basic design issues. I was unwilling to make these changes ,for historical reasons, so it couldn't have been a reliable tour car, just go for on and off the show field. I am still grateful to my friend the late Sterling Walsh for passing the job on to me

yes that is the kit produced several years ago, the original one John pictured is mine. Those kits were fun, relatively easy to build and run. Great fun for the right person without the usual hassles. No, wouldn't have one in my shop but can see the modern steam appeal.

Thank you both

I am looking for a fairly nice chassis of a 1921 or 22 REO Speedwagon. any thing considered Any leads appreciated.

There is also quite detailed information in the owners manual.

Thanks but I'd really like to find an exact copy, the one pictured was originally on the building.

I am looking for the wall mounted sconce as pictured here. This is an original cast iron one but I have seen reproductions cast in aluminum at Hershey and this is what we are looking for. Just the sconce please I know where to get the other parts. Your help is greatly appreciated as we are trying to restore an old garage/dealership. Thanks, John Kelso

here's a nice A, he's at $17,000 now

20HP Stanley non condensing rear needed any year considered

20 hp non condensing Stanley rear wanted. Any year considered.

Be sure to join the Lincoln Owners Club, you will find the Lincoln parts guys

Very nice Ford Sport Roadster for sale. Belongs to a friend , contact him for more pictures priced at $19,000 obo Car located in Eastern Ohio rebuilt mechanics,all bells and whistles great car in my opinion contact jcb@neomed.edu or phone 330-five zero- three 7208 for more pictures and details, not a forum member

set of top rest brackets, brass. from early big car. $150 plus shipping.