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Buckster - you are getting great advice and I agree with Chris just above. Planning is a wise thing, I applaud you and will continue to support Chrissy till she's on the road again. A question for GK1918 - Sam where are you located? Chuck in Kansas

The photo posted in the first input at the beginning, from Nick, is not a Thunderbird, as I thought he was referencing. It's a 1954 Kaiser. Not sure if anyone saw that, with all the Corvette blah blah blah. Chuck in Kansas

Ric - they are very neat pieces. I especially like the Schubert tag in your member photo. Being born and raised in Oneida County, I would like to have one of those! Thanks Ric for posting. Please come back soon, we love good photos. That's how us pupils learn from Professor Keiser31! Chuck in Kansas

Stefan - Thank You for taking your time to photograph, post and memorialize your Olds. Your stories and explanations rival a time-tested storytellers tales. You sure have a beautiful car and the work you're doing is noticeable. Keep up the good work, I wish I was in your region, to give you a hand. Chuck in Kansas

Bill - UnimogJohn has a 1953 Jaguar XK 120 SE. His Avanti thread down in the restoration section is here: http://forums.aaca.org/f190/avanti-r2-1963-refresh-269244-114.html He would be a good fella to contact, maybe a PM? Chuck in Kansas

A great find Joe. We will be waiting for the "out-of-the-garage" photos. They sure do look like a couple of beauties. What plans do you have for them, if any? Chuck in Kansas

1932 Studebaker Dictator http://www.justtoysclassiccars.com/1932_Studebaker_Dictator_ORLANDO_FL_225883421.veh My 2 cents. :cool: Chuck in Kansas

I was noticing that some of the split rims are six bolt versus some that are seven. I am no expert - just a student. If this was a test, I'd guess 1916. Chuck in a Kansas classroom

capt - yes the 1902 Westfield looks right. The bonnet looks identical with the cornered louvres. Peugeot shows a hole on the top-rear of the bonnet, not so on the Westfield. You have a nice piece! There are some very, very good sleuths on this site! Chuck in Kansas

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Good job John. The dash has me wondering. The mystery car dash picture shows a bulged belt line across the uppermost of the dash. Centered is a shape that looks like it may have been an emblem of some sort. Any idea on that? That is the only head-scratching left for me. It sure seems to be very rare. Chuck in Kansas

Matt - I looked at the Stutz too, but the cowl-top dual fresh-air vents ruled it out. I looked at the Packard 740 Super 8 / 733 Standard 8 / 4-43 and Pierce, Cadillac 353 V-12 and Dodge DG 8. The Essex Greater Super-Six was the only cowl-top dual fresh-air vented coupe that I could find. The 1930 Nash Standard Six was a beauty, too. DeVaux and Buick were on my look-up list, but I've run out of time! John - you mentioned the right side fuel fill; which photo(s) and where? I've missed that. Dave - another clue is the round fender-top step plate. It is a tough one, but that makes it fun! Chuck in Kansas

The 2nd picture, small clear box on the right - does it have a pin of some type there? Any better photos? Curious for a better look at it. Thanks Chuck in Kansas

Like, like. Nice car John! Chuck in Kansas

Exciting to watch - thanks for the link! Wow, love the audio!

BRNO - Brno is the second largest city in the Czech Republic - 400,000 plus! Real sweet ride! Chuck in Kansas

Well Doug - now you have a mystery as to the broken flat steel; just what was it? Who has a guess? Good job, thanks for the update Doug - keep pressing on! Chuck in Kansas Remember - the reason for the season!

Hey John - I'm seeing it on the 1974s, though i cannot find a close up. I'm not seeing them on the 1973 Mercury Cougar. /\ - 1973 \/ - 1974

Doug - so glad that you've updated us. The fun you're having is fun for us too! Hey - I did a quick Google search and found this claiming to be from a 1955 magazine. A bit different logo, but similiar connectors. Keep pressing on and we always look forward to your updates. Chuck in Kansas

Happy Anniversary Martin. We are still following you and understand - it's not about how fast you get it done, it's about how much fun you have doing it! Thanks for a fun thread, a great car, and Happy Thanksgiving! Chuck in Kansas

Chris - Happy Anniversary to you and Mightyfast! Glad to hear an update from you. Still digging on your car and thread. Still my second favorite behind Johns! Happy Thanksgiving to you and yours! Chuck in Kansas

Thanks Anne - I just lost 2+ hours roaming states and counties and searching various words at the photogrammer link. By the way: I'm not done there either! Thanks for a great link!

The 3rd icon from the right edge is the attach a photo. Check the size if it fails to load. Chuck in Kansas

http://www.adclassix.com/a4/67buickgs340.html Sorry - not much help on this one - maybe post your question in the Buick forum down below? Chuck in Kansas

Maybe a Maxwell? I'm going to guess a 1914 Maxwell 25-4. Or maybe a 1913 Chalmers Thirty-Six. Yes - I'll guess that one! Chuck in Kansas