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Ted, Sorry, all my Buick stuff is gone. Chuck

Hello Warren, Nice scout, I've thought about making the trek to Davenport but never have. That is my PP in my profile. It's a 1922 with a sidecar. A work in progress.

Bringing a 1960’s Allstate scooter runs good, new lights, titled, some car related original movie posters and some 1930’s-40’s interchanges and manuals. A lot more than pictured here. GCA-17

This was at the AMCA meet in Davenport Iowa in 1976. Same bike maybe?

Tom, Sorry, I don’t have anything left. Chuck

I bought these windows for my 31 Buick but I sold the car. I am putting them on here before I go the Ebay route. I'm pretty sure these were aftermarket accessories. These would be for a closed car, late 1920's to 1930's (funny I have to start specifying that now). They measure 12 1/2" x 14 1/4" They are dirty from sitting around but in nice shape otherwise. $170 shipping included in the USA. Out of country I will have to get a freight cost to add on.

Had 2 but they are long gone.

Some motorcycle manufacturers used gas lamps all the way into the mid 1920’s, when most automotive manufacturers had switched to electric. I have two 1924 bikes equipped this way. A Douglas and a Ner-A-Car. I’m looking for the Ner-A-Car set up as seen in the old picture if anyone should happen to come across one.

Alex, My apologies, I messaged you by mistake. Darrin had asked for the filter first and I only have one left. Chuck

Darrin, I still have it. I sent you a private message. Let me know that you received the information. Thanks, Chuck

Shrunk, I take that back. I was unloading the trailer at Hershey and there is still one left. Let me know if you want it ASAP because it is sitting out for sale right now. Chuck

Andreas, Almost all the parts are for the 90 series. I sold some of them today, but there are a few items left.

Paul, I have a couple of air cleaners but one is early 1931 and the other late 1931. I am not sure if the early model would match what you need for your 1930. I can send you a picture on Monday or Tuesday or stop by if you will be at Hershey. My trailer is loaded now so I can't get to the filter housings. Chuck

Shunk88, Yea, sorry they are gone, Chuck

We will be giving away AACA, AMCA, and other antiques auto and motorcycle magazines this year. Stop by and help yourself. All are from the 1960’s and up.

OK everybody, this is the last year I’m going to haul the Buick parts I have left to Hershey Green field GCA17. Come get them…..cheap, air cleaners, brakes, oil coolers, brake cables, light switches, etc. it’s all got to go

Hi Andre, I finally got time to dig up the stop light switch. I sent you a PM with pics. Chuck

Brian, sorry no bumpers in the stash of parts. Chuck

Hello Andre, I might still have that switch. I recently moved and my garage is only about a quarter of the way unpacked. I’ll let you know when I get to the Buick stuff. Thanks, Chuck

OK, it looks like the fellow who bought my Buick will take the OD. Thanks,

Mike, I want to clear it out before December 21st.

Hopefully someone out there that drives their 1931 80 or 90 series can use this overdrive setup. Come get it. I tried to sell it a couple of times since I no longer have the car. I’m moving soon and it either goes to someone who can use it or it goes in the metal scrap bin. At this point I want it to go to someone who might use it. I hate to scrap it out but that is what will happen if there are no takers. Someone grafted the Eaton overdrive to the torque tube. It looks like a decent setup and comes with a manual and wiring. Free but must be picked up in Carlisle Pennsylvania. Contact me if you want it.

Considering a hotel room is going from 200-350 a night a house for that price and in walking distance seems pretty fair. Split up between 4-6 people I would think it’s a really good deal.

3makes, Sorry, but everything is boxed up in my trailer now but the early stuff ranges from 1904 up I believe. There are some general books like self propelled vehicles and automobile, early teens accessory catalogs, a set of automobile engineering, stuff like that. Also a couple of motorcycle books from that era, and some Dikes and Motor manuals that are later, I think 20’s-30’s. Thanks, Chuck

I’ll be bringing the rest of my 1930-32 Buick parts, 2-Smith Motor Wheels, a Johnson Motor Wheel, and a pile of vintage auction catalogs, brochures and early 20th century transportation books and catalogs as well as some newer stuff. Green field GCA-17. See you at Hershey!