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2 hours ago, m-mman said:
The latest newsletter says that the CCCA classification committee is considering adding these . . . .
The 1934 La Salle too.
CeCCA. (Classic-era Car Club of America).
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2 hours ago, K8096 said:
Here’s a picture of it circa 1960. It was originally all black. This is the same car.
Yes, the door handle sag is the same. The front sagging more than the rear.
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My guess is that it was restored in the mid 80s with a repaint in the lat 1990s or early 2000s.
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Wednesday night Cruze in (6-16-2021).
a little bit of everything, from this:
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Great to meet you Kurt.
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I have seen this car in person and it is very nice. An older restoration, but it has held up very well.
1936 is an odd year re parts. One year only block, water pump, carb, etc.
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29 minutes ago, AHa said:
Could anybody provide me with pictures of the two Fownes Duesenbergs. The story goes that Mr Fownes had the factory install a second speedometer in the back seat of one of the cars so he could monitor how fast my great uncle was driving. It would be interesting to see if that speedometer is still there.
And thanks again Ed.
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On 6/5/2021 at 5:01 PM, alsancle said:
Discussed previously. Very decent driver level car.
Seems like a very fair price. Is there a better open ccca classic for under $100k ?
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Re the Dragone 1929 Packard roadster. Love the rear mounted spare.
maybe “very original” is implying that it was not made from a sedan.
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55 minutes ago, ericmac said:
That, i do not know.
Maybe it is this one?
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31 minutes ago, ericmac said:
Yes, this is the same car. The tan version (complete with vinyl upholstery) is how the car looked after Daleiden's body shop of Kalamazoo, MI finished it for Donald Gilmore in the 1960s. The photo in greenish gray is how the car looks today following Mr. Gilmore's grandson's re-restoration to modern standards. The car is a centerpiece of the Gilmore Car Museum's permanent collection.
But is the Gilmore car the same as the period photo?
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1 hour ago, twin6 said:
1908 Packard model 30 at a show.
Same car?
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I thought that they were going to sell the land to a wholesale truck/ car auction company. The wholesale company agreed that they could use it labor day and Memorial Day weeks/weekends. Some sort of buy / lease back.
If this is the last year that is too bad. As a kid I remember it in the high school gym.
maybe Worldwide auctioneers will step in to fill the space.
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Eldan Hostetler had that Hudson restored 10 plus years ago.
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A 1926 Hispano-Suiza H6B Cabriolet and 1974 Shadow DN4 were crowned this year’s Best in Shows.
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7 minutes ago, Paul Dobbin said:
Ed, Please share the particulars of you entry thie year. Not all of us are up on all the Pre WWII Roadsters.
V16 Cadillac roadster. 1930/31.
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17 minutes ago, alsancle said:
Seems like a lot of car for $50k
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9 hours ago, alsancle said:
Here is your best of show on Sunday.
Looks like a sister car to this:
https://pebblebeachconcours.net/best-of-show/1962-best-of-show-winner/
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Firestone, either black wall or white wall.
Regardless, I like the idea of contrasting wheels. Did Lincoln have a color scheme that would look good?
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The Car Which Shall Not Be Named III (1935 Lincoln K)
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Love the idea. Will definitely subscribe.