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Thank you, but it will also help if you post more photos of it, including the opposite side, front, rear, interior and under the hood, trunk, etc. Craig

Can you please state a price? Craig

I don't care what brand it is, or how much it costs! If it doesn't have AAR 'Guaranteed Accuracy` Certification, its not worth a nickel while riding the rails!!! Craig

Gum wrapper? Craig

This could have come from Trailer Park Boys. Craig

Reminds me of this car: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2011154/Worlds-remaining-Ghost-Car-headed-auction--incredible-images-Plexiglas-Pontiac-expected-fetch-500-000.html Craig

It should be a couple of $K less now with the price of oil gone down!! Craig

Matt, Nanawall can suit your needs, easily! https://www.residentialproductsonline.com/nanawall-unveils-its-slimmest-most-efficient-folding-door-system Craig

Here's a less expensive timepiece. http://www.bbc.com/autos/story/20151110-bentley-bentaygas-234000-option But to get it, you also have to buy the Bentley it comes in, and the grand total will be MORE!!! Craig

There's a nice one in the Gilmore Museum. https://forum.studebakerdriversclub.com/forum/your-studebaker-forum/stove-huggers-the-non-studebaker-forum/53353-orphan-of-the-day-06-15-1917-mercer Craig

In Japan, they have "Retired Husband Syndrome", which could be ominous with this sheltering in place. http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/ct-xpm-2005-10-19-0510190175-story.html Craig

From what I've been seeing here, P-A was very early at painting customer's cars in any color they wished. All in all, these colors, including the two-tone green on this Pierce Arrow are very tame compared to some of these 'Paint to Sample' shades of green I've seen on some newer Porsches which are simply overkill. https://www.google.com/search?q=porsche+paint+to+sample+green&tbm=isch&source=univ&safe=strict&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjP4pHU6-foAhVOnp4KHZEHBCEQsAR6BAgJEAE&biw=1920&bih=888 Craig

I just might go, provided it doesn't get canceled. As was already stated, the Portland Swap Meet was canceled, and our local swap meet that I've been attending for over 40 years has now been canceled. May as well save my accumulated deprivation for the granddaddy of all swap meets in October. I'd like to say I got there at least ONCE in my lifetime, even though it will be a three-day drive each way! Craig

A Met for Him Craig

Yep, 1966 Cruiser. Craig

Here is the 1904 Knox in Reno. Craig

By day 26, all those parts should be arranged to do this: Craig

'nuff said. Taken after a 2014 reno. Craig

Ford's much later 'Magic' doorgate from 1966 comes to mind. The major difference is all the other US automakers and Toyota Crown picked up on it, and the Honda Ridgeline still uses it for their truck tailgate. Craig

It's not a 1927. I believe its 1933 or newer. Here is a 1932 Graham Brothers truck. Craig

I have seen two autos in person with that drop-down front footrest; a 1903 Pierce Motorette in the Gilmore Museum, and a 1906 Adams-Farwell in the National Automobile Museum in Reno. It sure appears to be a Pierce Motorette to me. Craig

Go get your skateboard! Craig

I'm hoping this will be all over by the time Hershey comes around. Craig

It would be a wheel weight. The tire would not be still holding air if that was a chipped/broken rim. Craig

Here's a 1920 touring Craig