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Thanks for the info.

I just obtained this small spring loaded red lens lamp. It has a small glass lens. What type of vehicle would this light been used? Thanks for any help you can offer.

I have for sale a Cowl Light that fits 1912 and 1913 Cadillac cars. It has the script "Made for Cadillac by Gray and Davis" on the lamp. It has a side lens and the henges are in good condition as is the reflector with a very unique bulb. It has been painted and will need to cleaned off to see the brass lamp. I am selling it for $150 plus shipping cost. Let me know if you can use it.

I have for sale a Marion Automobile tail light assembly. It has the Marion script lens and is in good condition. Marion cars were made from 1905 to 1915 in Indiana and this one will make a unique addition to your automotive collection. I have it for sale for $250. I hope you can use it.

Was on a 10 tour last year and traveled by bus the Alcon highway and some parts of it is not much better today.

Hi, Do you have a reference list as to what vehicle used Edison S-18 spark plugs? I purchased some vintage parts and have 6 of them in the boxes. Thanks

I have a Marion script tail light that I will sell if anyone would like to purchase it.

Last weekend I purchased some interesting items at a auction. Included was a Marion tail lamp assembly. A very unique item to add to my collection.

Folks near me used a swap meet space to park and did not sell any parts. They just could not walk very far at a time and needed a space to walk for awhile and then rest for awhile. They did not want to ride in a handicap cart and just enjoyed walking as much as they could and then come back and rest. Maybe Hershey could set up a part of the show field such as the area across the creek on the back side of the orange show field for folks like him. Charge them a little less than the cost of a swap meet space to encourage them to park there and it will save them some money and will eliminate some of the spaces just used to parking. I think doing something like this will be a win win for everyone and Hershey Region will have more spaces used to generate more income.

I will have for sale a very nice Plymouth Sales and Service display, 1937 and 1938 Chrysler tail lamp assembly, Car Hop window food tray, and a very unique collection of Motorcycle Racing programs from 1937 to 1940. Most of the race tracks were in Hartford Conn. and New Haven Conn. Plus some newspaper clippings about some of the drivers that raced the Motorcycles.

I will be selling a set of dash gauges for a MG and a I am in CE-76 77 78. I will be setting up on Monday morning.

I will be in space CE 76-78

I will have a pair of 40 Ford running boards if he needs them.

CE 76 77 78 in Chocolate Field South. I will be bringing 61 to 67 Corvette parts, 1957 Cadillac wheel covers, 1953 Buick headlight doors, glass Oil Bottles, Texaco oil bottle, 1940 Ford running boards, 15" wire wheel covers, 52 to 59 Airstream travel trailer tail light (like New), spotlights, tools, license plates, R-12 freon, SS Impala 14 inch spinner wheel covers, 1955 Ford radio, 1942 to 1947 Chrysler emblems, Studebaker back-up lamp, MG gauges, plus other Ford, Mopar, Chevy, and Chevy truck parts. All must go. I will be setting up on Monday morning.

In the Region that I belong to we have had some folks become members that at the time did not own a AACA class vehicle and owned street rods only. We welcome them into our club and most of them now own a AACA class vehicle. Most folks do not know how great it is to belong to such a club as AACA. Once they see what AACA is all about most will be life members. When we had a car show we allowed street rod to come to our local show but parked them all in one lot. Big Mistake! Now we park them as they come in the gate and want them parked beside our AACA members cars. Now our club members have a job to talk to these owners and invite them to join AACA. A lot of them that I have talked to has never heard of AACA before. So I think having the Non AACA members and the street rods at Hershey is an outstanding idea and a great way to increase membership. Thanks to the Hershey Region for thinking out of the box.