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Thanks guys. Yes, please provide more information. Thanks.

Looking for a firm that repairs and restores Antique Auto Radiators in the Chicago Metro / Northwest Indiana region. Thank you.

Very attractive 1937 Ford De Luxe Fordor Sedan.

Saw this 1928 Cadillac at a CLC event in Oak Lawn, IL.

Thanks guys.

The car on the left is a Model A; I know that. What year and make is the car on the right? I am guessing a 1936 or 1937 model. What is the year and make of the car on the right? Thanks all. P

Yep, looks like 1932 on this big monitor too.

Thanks a million Steve. I'll be happy to buy you lunch if you are ever out this way.

I still have not received my latest issue. How can I determine if my membership is paid up?

Yep. Americans want "cheap." Can you say "Walmart", "Harbor Freight" ?

Don't listen to guys like this-- Four door cars are beautiful and the most luxurious.

Nothing wrong with Four Door cars. Believe it or not, there are enthusiasts who prefer four door cars. I am one of them. Never cared much for Red Convertibles. It doesn't help that the TV car shows denigrate them (The assmonkey garage comes to mind). They are, in fact, the REAL cars. And a good way to get people into the hobby.

Not enough Fords for me.

Yes.

Thanks Paul. I'll tell her.

I like them both. My wife asked for the whitewalls. They do look good on this car. And they were a Ford option in 1937.

Edin, is this a V-16? I am thinking it is.

Sorry to hear that. I will drive my antique auto as much as I can. The virus is no barrier. Nobody wants to ride with me anyways.

I totaled a 1972 Buick in December 1985.

In 1972, I was nine years old. My father was in between cars; he had sold a 1953 Chevrolet and was a couple years from buying a 1941 Buick 90. But we went for rides to no where and we went for rides to look at new Buick Electra 225s at the dealer. He loved his Electras.

I don't have one. I rent a garage that was a carriage house. I was saving for a second house with plans to build a big pole barn for my cars and stuff, but that plan seems to have disappeared with my well-paying job. I might have to use that money just to live. I hope to get another well paying job when this is over and build a second house with big garage. Hard to start over at my age.

Yup, they sure help in this department.

Humphrey Bogart drives a Plymouth coupe in a few of his movies.

When I drive my 1937 Ford during cold weather, I use gloves. They are not driving gloves. They are gloves issued by FoMoCo for vehicle assembly. They are not really warm, but are good for what I use them for.

When I was a kid in the 60s and 70s, my dad would not let us eat ice cream in his beautiful Buick Electra 225s. No way. . . .