Laura S

Yes that is correct. A little while after that Harrah found wire wheels and installed them. The other car sits in the Franklin automobile collection in Arizona. There are only 4 sport coupes left. There are many roadsters left .

Yes that is the original color. It is called cream. It was restored by Tom Hubbard for Harrah In 1966.

Me too !

My 1931 Franklin model 151 4 door and my 1927 Franklin model 11b sport coupe boat tail.

I have been to his garage and can vouch for the beautiful bikes he has . He is a great guy too. Helped me out of a little jam . Jim

Do you know his name ? I am in the Franklin club and live in NJ . I know many people in the club but don’t know him by his forum name..

Yes that is correct The 990 and 1090 series which includes the Ambassador and Advanced Eights are considered full classics

Hibernia is closed . Doug Hull in Layton NJ does excellent work on older cars . 201 230 3300

My friend went to look at it last night . It is a Special Eight 1080 with a 1080 engine . Serial number B69299

Awesome work !

Ed Garfield , Rochelle Park NJ .

I apologize about this. I went to Hershey for a few days and did not take the iPad with me . You snooze you loose . Very sorry . Jim

Great job on a nice old Ford. I totally restored a 1965 f 350 dual wheel rack body many years ago. Have owned it for 37 years

Hello I am a Franklin guy from NJ . Don’t hold that against me. Lol I will take it to have in my Franklin collection of “ stuff” . Let me know cost of shipping

I plan on bringing one of my Franklins . Looking forward to it

I have a 1929 Franklin model 130 4 door sedan for sale. It has a completely rebuilt engine and transmission. All the brakes are done . All new tires and restored wood wheels . Most bodywork done but not all. Car is running and driving and stopping. It needs paint , interior and to be put all back together . I have all parts to complete . If you really interested send me a private message and I can send some pictures. Thank you Jim

A good friend of mine from Barnegat NJ is on his 1929 Indian ,in the Cannonball this year.

Call Doug Hull in NJ 201 230 3300 .pretty sure he can help you

Right now there is a 1926 touring car for sale for 25k . Probably can get a little cheaper. I drove this car at the 2015 Trek the whole week with absolutely no issues. Fred has passed and his son is selling it. There is also a 1930 that belongs to Brendon Hogan in Randolph NJ . It is a series 145 sedan . Great car for a very reasonable 19k. Join the club. If you love old cars you will have a great time in the Franklin club .

Yes Definitely Brockway museum in Cortland if you like big trucks . The Norwich Museum has the largest collection of Franklins around . Great museum

There is a 1933 Franklin Olympic grille shell for sale on the parts for sale section of the AACA website . Asking 500.00 Not mine and i do not know the seller . Just putting it out there .

My friend has the exact same car in green in NJ . He has had it for 38 years.

I might be interested in a set for my 11B

Looks like a great deal for a great car

There is a 1926 touring car that just came up on the Franklin website. I drove this car for a week in 2015 at the Trek and it ran great. Fred’s son Mike is selling the car. Jim