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Nice 1948 MG TC roadster. RHD, claret red, black interior. A good running and driving sports car. Excellent black top, unused tonneau cover. Driver condition paint and interior. Five Dunlop tyres. INCLUDED: New tan leather interior kit.Many records going back several decades. Can be seen and driven in Bradenton, FL. Additional photos can be emailed. Asking $22,750. Good oil pressure. Hank Feinberg oldcars1959@gmail.com

From the hood contour, I'd guess it started life as a Bentley R-Type. It's been on the market for a long time. I've never gone to look at it even though it's only a few miles away. Henry Feinberg

Model A Ford parts suppliers?

Yes, they notified me a few times. New system worked easy after transferring my info from the e-Tides to the myPATH.

Boat.

A rare and very pretty little three window coupe. I agree that the asking price is optimistic. Henry Feinberg

There's not much to go by in the description and photos, so I'd put it at $6,000. Henry F.

Beautiful car, chrome looks excellent, but look at the paint around the Body Tag shown in the listing. Maybe that explains why the paint is failing elsewhere? Attention to detail. I wonder how much it's going to cost to have all of the paint redone?

Plumbing.

1932 Model B.

Neat piece of equipment and I'd probably have the only one in in Florida.

Marked "SOLD in one hour" on the HCCA Website.

I've never seen another one and I like what I see.

I like it in every way.

We were waved away from Handicap Parking on Friday because "they're full" and were directed to our spaces in the Chocolate Field. Seriously? We circled through town, back to AACA HQ where we were told by an AACA employee (He had on an AACA name badge.) that, in spite of my passenger's valid placard, we couldn't use one of the four vacant Handicap Spaces, obviously not near and not being used by the race car display in the lot. I asked about the car parked there and he told me that was his car. So handicapped or not, he can park there but no one else could? I don't want to make a Federal Case out of it, but it probably is. We left Hershey and headed home early, but as long as neither of us hasn't reached our expiration date, hope to return in 2023 and find officials who have a few functioning brain cells and maybe a little compassion. Henry Feinberg and Dale Powers, both AACA Life Members

Planning on leaving South Florida on Thursday. Everything depends on Ian. Hope to see you in C2F 51-53. Rolls-Royce, Bentley, Buick, Ford, Lucas, British, Mascot, Automobilia, Parts, Literature, Books, miscellaneous things that you'll need and hopefully us! Hank Feinberg & Dale Powers Over 100 years combined at Hershey

Hurricane Watch for South Florida. 😁 We're keeping keeping our fingers crossed that we can get out of town and be at Hershey on time.

Dale is bringing a large lot of Buick gaskets and gasket sets. Buick, only.

Some assembly required. Battery not included.

C2F51 - 53 Two guys with over sixty years each in the old car hobby bringing boxes of parts, literature and who-knows-what. Everything from Ford to Rolls-Royce, including a newly discovered box of NOS early post WWII Bentley/R-R parts. Bring your wallet and talk to us. Hank and Dale both speak cash. Chocolate Field in the row across from Universal Tire.

It would look good in anyone's garage! I'd like to see it in person. I had a '31 Lincoln K 7-passenger touring that was a great (big) car. Hank Feinberg

Good G-d, am I old! I bought new a '77 CDV, a '78 CDV (yellow and bought back by GM as a lemon), and finally a '79 CDV. After having the '79 for three years, I asked myself, who am I trying to impress? Driving Chevy's ever since! Except of course for the Model A Ford's and early V-8's. The Other Henry F.

Nice car. I'm told that the price is FIRM. Correct?

More photos, a price and contact info, please.

The guy in the back seat is a dead ringer for the original owner. 🙁