AC Fuhrman

Petersburg, VA - Keystone Tractor Works (Awesome location!) Really looking forward to this - so close to where I live - I purchased a project 79 AMC Concord DL just so I could officially participate!

Looking forward to checking that out. I for one think each of you 3 have done/continue to do great things - the Executive Directors have been worthy Mayors of our little city! Like I mentioned book is nice - AND I appreciate the Buick on the cover! ACF

Hi Nat- There's a long story that goes with this car and my genuinely wanting to own a 1924 Moon automobile. We're aware of the pending number of hours and costs. Fortunately, we have the right car, (complete and solid,) from the right guy, (Moon Club President,) and restorer friends that I've worked with over the years. I have a couple other cars - some shiny; others well.... not so much. We do intend to use this car for both "show and go." 🙂

It's a race against the clock but here the 69 Opel we hope to have at Ohio. And our trusty 92 Roadmaster...

No - same year and model etc - but mine is unrestored - this one has much already done!.

Just before Hershey 2023 I took delivery of this 1924 Moon from Jeff Buckley, Moon Car Club President. My sons and I are planning to restore it - but we also appreciate it in this condition, fresh from a long storage!

Our hard cover book arrived this week! It is nice and I read several accounts from people we know. They didn't print our interview - but maybe there is limited capacity for individual stories. In the front they skipped William "Bill" Smith - former National President and longtime AACA Executive Director between Bill Baumgartner and Steve Moskowitz. (That seemed odd, unless I missed it.) Otherwise not a bad effort. 🤨

1969 Kadett Wagon - tried for Morgantown, PA - wish us luck for Strongsville, OH!

1992 Roadmaster Limited Sedan - for sure. 1969 Opel Kadett Wagon - pending

My son Clay and I were all set to bring my Roadmaster Limited and his Opel Kadett wagon - unfortunately, both developed technical issues we couldn't address before leaving Virginia. Graciously John switched out the Roadmaster for our Encore so we could still be "on the field." And Gaye Liddick certainly represented Opel with his perfectly restored 1967 Kadett. (I think it's great that Opels are starting to pop up more at shows and events!) Shady Maple Smorgasbord was great as was Boyertown Museum....a few of us also hit Clair's Restaurant for breakfast in town before leaving Saturday. Thank you to John Scheib and Larry DiBarry for their kindness to us and to all involved for your hospitality and hard work putting the show together. *Clay is wearing one of my old BCA shirts from 1992 - (oddly it doesn't fit me anymore. 🙂)

It's much nicer than my Spohn - OR my Duesenberg for that matter..... Variety is the spice of life.

Please join us - Andy Fuhrman 804 474 0535 afuhrman@richmondford.com 😀

AND....they are accepting OPELS!!!