Bob Bradley

thanks John, maybe so but since there is quite allot of sentimental attachment to the Roadmaster, I am kind of hung up on that model. They are bulbous, cumbersome to drive, bulky etc. that is part of the value and uniqueness to a certain extent. they will hold two French girls in the trunk however, tried that in 72 in my old car and sneeked into a drive in movie

Anne, sorry for the late reply, just saw this message today. send me a note on my email rsb@mri-rtp.com and lets continue to communicate. Not a roadmaster but a nice looking 56 Bob

Jerry I am sure that you have by now parted ways with this beautiful car, but if not I would be interested in buying it or talking to the current owner about selling it. can you help me out. I had one when I was in college from 68 - 73. My wife and I had many great memories in this car and it was the talk of the campus Like a young buck, I wanted to upgrade my ride ( I was dumb once) and I traded it for an MGB, which was our getaway car at our wedding in July of 75. We have missed that car ever since and coming up on our 45 anniversary, I wanted to try to find another one to celebrate 45 years of sharing our life together. thanks for sharing that car with us R. Bradley rsb@photonicsgrp.com 919 451 8598

I have regretted the day I traded my 56 Roadmaster for an MGB back in 1973. Want to find another one. Not a fixer upper but a finished or close to finished car. not looking for a project. it would be ideal if it was mint green on white but beggars cant be choosers. it would look great beside my 67 Austin Healey contact me at rsb@photonicsgrp.com or my cell number at 919 451 8598. R. Bradley

having sold my 56 when I graduated from college in 1973, I have regretted that day ever since. So I am looking to replace that. Do not want a project car but a finished ( or very close) vehicle to use as an occasional driver not a show car. Would love to find a white on mint green but beggars cannot be choosers. contact me at 919 451 8598 or email at rsb@mri-rtp.com