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  1. 5 hours ago, alsancle said:

    Actually Eddy it was 11 days ago we got 5 inches of snow.   Super annoying.

     

    I want to point out to anyone that has never driven one that a 810/812 Cord is a very speedy car.  Maybe I'm just used to my Stearns but the Cord absolutely flies.

    You are correct. The Cord wants to go. When you get to 4th they want to run down the road 60 mph or more. The Cord is a pleasure to drive. Anybody who says a Cord is not an excellent road car has never driven a good one.

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  2. I have a friend who builds some serious hot rods. Usually when he calls it means something good is going to happen. Help road test a new build. Get invited to go to a show. Things of that nature. So, he calls me and says he is in a barn near Mansfield Ohio. He tells me he is buying a 32 Ford Coupe but there is another car that I might want. He says it has been there for over 60 years. It has all brass trim, two seats and a huge fuel tank. The engine is a giant 4-cylinder. I asked if there was any name on it. He says the farmer is trying to rub the tarnish off so they can read it. Then he says it has some racing numbers on the sides of the fuel tank and hood. I asked how much is this car? To which he replied oh we can read the name, it says Stutz. Then he asks me what is a Stutz and oh the farmer says $10,000 takes it. I thought I was going to have a heart attack. I said I am on my way, what is the address. This is when my friend said April Fools. 

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  3. 19 hours ago, West Peterson said:

     

     

    Apparently a judge got into this car and took it out of gear... Not owner fault, nor mechanical fault.

    Should have handed the judge the bill. Maybe concours shouldn't allow cars to be parked pointed at water in the first place.

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  4. 1955 Hudson Rambler Custom Sedan by Nash with OVERDRIVE! Call Pete or Andy 419-668-1884. Outstanding! Restored. Designed by the Italian Design firm Pinin Farina. This great Hudson was built at the Nash Factory in El Segundo California. Only 7,210 examples were produced. Finished in Color Code Correct Palomino Brown and Snowberry White. Two tone brown interior featuring the “Airliner Reclining Seat” which can be converted into “Twin Travel Beds”.  Powered by Hudson’s 195 Cubic Inch Inline 6-cylinder engine which was rated at 90 Horsepower. Three Speed manual transmission with Overdrive. This great Hudson has lots of great features. Solex tinted glass. AM Radio. Clock. Heater / Defroster. A Map Lamp is built into the Cigarette Lighter. Turn Signals. Front Seat Belts. Wide White Wall tires. Ready to Drive, Show and Enjoy. $32,000 Call Pete or Andy 419-668-1884

     

    Located in Norwalk Ohio, 44857 "Home of the Fisher Brothers"

     

    Watch this great Hudson in action: 

     

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  5. 1 hour ago, Steve Moskowitz said:

    While the front door on the Buick is similar to the 1908 Olds Prototype they are not the same.  The Olds is sitting about 30' from me this morning and it is a very unique door and looks to be smaller than the Buick and certainly shaped a bit different.

    They are the same idea.

  6. On 3/26/2024 at 12:49 PM, West Peterson said:

    What's more comical, or cartoonish, is seeing a giant next to a single-cylinder car. While the Packard is a step below in size to the Olds Limited, these "Mutt 'n Jeff" photos of a 1911 le Zebre and a 1910 Packard is fun to see.

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    That Packard is killer... Wow!

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  7. On 3/27/2024 at 10:15 PM, 8E45E said:

    The Limiteds might have the tallest wheels and fenders of any car made, but the early Limiteds might also have the shortest front doors in the industry!!

     

     

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    The Olds and the 1911 Buick Model 26 Runabout shared very similar doors.

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