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Thats a great article Jon Thanks for posting Ray

Your project to document screw-on hubcaps will certainly benefit alot of collectors Good luck and Thank You

what is the width of it please

Nice Toy

The weather was wonderful for the Flea Market my wife and I helped with the Graham Owners Club booth setup on Monday then walked the flea market with a T-shirt on with the caption Wanted Graham or Graham Paige parts with good response from the vendors . This year with less foot traffic and less vendors I still had great luck finding parts for some of my cars but also jotted down names and numbers of vendors that had parts that I didnt need and will pass on the information to other people within or outside the club that are restoring Graham or Graham Paige automobiles . I too was wondering where are some of the vendors but I also realize that the crowd that have been frequenting the Hershey meet are aging . That said I applaud the group that hosted the meet and job well done I am sure within their means THANK YOU

Could have been made for alot of differerent applications such as trucks ,industrial machinery or large boats

looks like a nice little museum to put on the go to list thanks for posting

Gary I know this is an old but are you still looking for a 222994 steering box

If you are close to a Quarry they use that type of rubber on the conveyors . It usually gets worn in the center and the outside is in very good condition (about 32" wide and 50 to 100 ft long) stop by and ask for a strip of it at the shop of the sand and gravel company. Very strong stuff

Interesting Gilke camp trailer brochure . The trailer is being pulled by a Graham "Blue Streak " sedan . The Graham brothers were from Washington Indiana and the Gilke trailer was manufactured in Terre Haute Indiana Thanks for posting the brochure

That is very nice . What size is the print Terry?

thanks for posting . A very unique car with a wonderful history

If it is a sedan the serial number plate should be just inside the passenger rear door on the floor. There is a listing of the models and serial numbers on the Graham Owners website