Tparts
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1923 Buick Coupe which has been sold
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Correct 1912 Model T Ford Touring car just taken out of storage. Runs well, could use some small things to bring it up to the next level. $24,500
call five 0 eight Nine 3 two Nine 2 zero six.
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Check with “Then and Now Auto Parts” in south Weymouth Mass
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Very unique 1974 Ford B100 Panel Truck. 302 V8, 4 speed standard transmission, Disc brakes. Runs and drives. $15K. Located in North Central Massachusetts. Please text 5zero8 93two nine two 06 for more information. www.modeltford.com
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I’m in need of an owners manual for a 1915 EC 6 cylinder touring. Especially the capacity for the engine oil and rear axle/transaxle gear oil. Unfortunately the float level indicator is missing on the motor.
Thank YouDon Lang
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I’m in need of the capacities of engine oil, rear axle/transaxle gear oil for a 1915 Studebaker EC 6 cylinder touring. A copy of the owners manual would be very helpful.
Thank YouDon Lang
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The 1919 Stutz Roadster
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I too ended up purchasing a Stutz from the Mark Smith Auction. I had the opportunity to see the car, and talk to Mark when he had it at Hershey. Except for overspray on the right side of the car it was in the same condition. I’m thrilled to be the next caretaker and have been driving the car as many before me have done.
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Please call or text 508-932-9206 on the 2 IHC High Wheelers
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There is a nice selection of Model Ts going to Auction on August 27th at the Owls Head Transportation Museum. 1911 Touring, award winning 1913 Touring, 1914 Touring (No Reserve), 1921 Centerdoor, 1922 Roadster, and 2 Ton Trucks (No Reserve).
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Price drop $3,500
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Still Available
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Price Drop $2,500
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Price Drop $15,000
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Price Drop. $4,000
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It’s a 1925 Dodge delivery and it is for sale
Info sought
in Studebaker, Erskine & Rockne
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I remember the car from the mid to late 70’s. I believe the car needs transmission work. I don’t know much more other than Arnie and Kathleen’s ownership. It has been unused and in storage for decades.