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JFranklin, there is evidence that the car had fenders at one time.

To answer some people's question, I plan on having the fenders made and keeping the vehicle original.

This engine is fairly complete and has been stored in a shed for many years. Certainly it is good for parts. $500.00, located in southern Massachusetts. I prefer not to ship.

Thank you for your help, Howard Dennis. Now to find someone that needs it for parts.

Howard Dennis, the engine number appears to be 168685.

Thank you, Howard Dennis. I will get back to my storage area later this week and determine the motor number.

I have just obtained this engine and I have no idea what type of vehicle that it had come from. It has a cone clutch and an Atwater Kent distributor. Is it possibly a Maxwell engine?

I obtained this 1908 Schacht from the original owner's son about 12 years ago. It was purchased by a doctor originally and used in his practice on the tip of Cape Cod, Massachusetts. Somewhere along the way, it lost its fenders! I have replaced the tires since the photo was taken.

That is a beautiful car! I remember it when it was in Massachusetts and owned by the gentleman who obtained it from the original owners.

John E. Guitar The engine number appears to be 593. I have attached some additional photos.

Can anyone identify this NOS fender? It mounts to the fender bracket similar to a Model T Ford.

I recently obtained some early vehicle parts and I believe that this is a 1917 era Oldsmobile V8 engine. It is not complete, and was stored in a shed for many years. I also have the transmission.

I own this Buick pedal car, which is similar to yours. I would value it around $1,500.

This sign was the first collectible sign in the yearly series. It is quite difficult to find today, and would make a great addition to anyone collecting these signs and missing the first issue. $150 plus actual shipping.

The radiator core appears OK, but the top tank is cracked. Located in Massachusetts. $30.00 plus shipping.