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Newspaper said the trailer was a Haulmark and black in color. Terry

The Lancaster newspaper got it right today when they called it a Model A. Too bad someone ruined this man's dream of owning this car. Terry

Lenses are now sold. Thank you Jonnyo and AACA. Terry

I will send you the paypal information via Private message. Terry

Jonny, The lenses are still available. Personal check, paypal, and money orders accepted for payment. Thanks, Terry

Richard received his part today, 8/23. Thank you Richard for letting me know of its arrival. Terry

Hello Richard, I sent your package via US Postal Service Priority Mail delivery. I will check to see what I can find out here. I think you should have received it by now. Will get back to you soon. This is the first problem I have had with Priority mail. Terry

I saw this car sitting in a repair garage near Hershey last Friday. I was not able to stop to check it out (wife was driving our car at the time!). Terry

This item is sold! Thank you, Terry

Now $25 plus shipping! Terry

Looks Like LaSalle (Cadillac) mid-30s? Terry

As the father of a 20 year old son who grew up around my cars and motorcycles, I believe there are several reasons for lack of youth involvement. One is the decline in working on mechanical stuff by the general population. Most people no longer have tools or even an interest in fixing anything. Many of my son's friends would come to my house to fix or make things as I had the tools and a place to work on projects. Most said they were lucky to have a few hammers and screwdrivers in their home toolbox. They were surprised to lean that there was both SAE and metric in the fastener world. Another thing I see is the lack of cars that are exciting to own or restore. Most younger people like import cars and a few like pickup trucks for projects. I don't see too many youth that are impressed by 1950's to 1970's cars of any kind. Rather they look for Japanese and Euro cars like VWs to modify. Pickup trucks also offered a chance to personalize as many aftermarket parts exist for them. My son thinks the best car for him to "restore" some day is an older BMW. Finally, even those who show some interest in autos are more impressed with electronic devices and the "apps" they can get for them. Just hang out in an Apple store or Best Buy and see where the youth are. Now go to your local Sears tool center and see how many young people you see there. Most times its just me and a few others about my age (61) hanging out in the automotive tool area. I predict the next generation of restorers will be working on a much more international mix of cars than we old Detroit iron lovers could have ever imagined. Their numbers will be small but their passion for what they are doing will be strong. Terry

Emblem is SOLD!

Richard, Overall length is about 83mm and maximum height is about 35mm. Spacing between mounting pins is about 55mm. Hope this helps! Terry

NOS 1964 Plymouth owners manual. Has some light cover wear. Asking $12 plus $3 domestic shipping in USA via first class mail. Personal check, paypal and money orders ok for payment. Thanks, Terry Boyer Lititz PA 17543

Up for sale is a 1951 Auto-Lite service parts catalog in very good condition. It contains 216 pages and lists part numbers for cars and trucks and Indian motorcycles from 1938 to 1951. Its divided into sections covering distributors and coils, generators and regulators, starting motors and switches, speedometers and instruments, wipers and horns, and miscellaneous parts. The attached pictures show some of the pages and the data on them. Price is $17 plus $3 shipping in the USA via first class mail. Check, money order or Paypal accepted. I would be happy to answer any specific questions you may have on vehicles covered in this book. Thank you, Terry Boyer Lititz PA 17543

There was a Buick dealership not too far from the funeral home so the number of Buicks mentioned here makes sense. And I agree that the lead car is not a Packard as I first thought. Thanks for all your comments, Terry

Hello Richard, I have received your reply and will check dimensions as you requested. Terry

Looks like a Packard leading the lineup.

Here are some photos of postcards I have showing some early cars. Enjoy! Terry

Here are some better photos of the parts. Terry

This is a NOS 1950 Destoto bezel but it does have some very light pitting on it. MOPAR part number 1340045. The pitting is very small and not easy to photograph. Asking $18 plus $6 domestic shipping via Priority mail. Personal check, money order or paypal ok for payment. Local pickup ok too. Thanks, Terry Boyer Lititz PA 17543

Only have one of them but its new in the box with gasket. Fits 1949 Dodge and Desoto. Mopar part number 1244899. Asking $15 plus $5 for Priority Mail shipping in the USA. Paypal, money order or Personal check ok for payment. Local pick up ok too! Thanks, Terry Boyer Lititz PA 17543

This is a used grill emblem that came as a spare for a 1937 Dodge 1/2 ton pick up I used to own. There are no part numbers on it that I can find. Condition is good in my humble opinion. The "E" in Brothers is not as clear as the rest of the letters. I am asking $60 plus shipping for it. Paypal, personal check or money order ok for payment. Exact shipping charge depends on method of shipping buyer prefers. Thanks, Terry Boyer Lititz PA 17543 [ATTACH=CONFIG]197644[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]197645[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]197646[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]197647[/ATTACH]

Another item from my small collection of NOS items. A pair of 1941 Dodge tail light lenses. Made of glass with no chips or cracks. Only have the original box for one. MOPAR part number 902609. Asking $20 each or $35 for the pair. $5 Shipping in USA by Priority Mail. Paypal, personal check or money order ok for payment. Thank you for looking at my items on this site. Terry Boyer Lititz PA 17543