Michael Vinarcik

@EmTee Thanks. And as for the decor...we're a wallpaper family. My grandfather taught my Dad and Dad taught me. Competently-hung wallpaper hides a lot of sins. I know it's not for everybody, but for me it's like wearing a bow tie. It shows I can do it. Competently. 😀 And the ceiling appliques were from Fischer & Jirouch...they did a lot of the plasterwork for mansions back in the day. Dad installed them himself. http://www.fischerandjirouch.com/home-page.cfm

@K8096 P.S. They're still alive, just in assisted living up near me where I can help look after them.

@K8096 I apologize for the lag in replying; the house sold quickly and I have been tied up with their move and such. Lavine Restorations purchased Dad's Yesterday's Radio inventory and molds and now manufacture them as https://classiccarreproductions.com. He sold all of his car parts to Max Merritt.

@George Smolinski He had 1937 120, a 1956 400...sold those and bought a 1956 Patrician and a 1940 (not sure what series). He sold them a number of years ago when he couldn't really enjoy them any more. As I recall, he updated the Patrician with disc brakes adapted from a Cadillac.

Hello! My parents were longtime members of Packards International and I believe they were also AACA members (Dad ran Yesterday's Radio, which made replica knobs and under-running board antennas). Their house is now for sale in Seven Hills, OH (southern suburb of Cleveland)...and has 2 2-car attached garages and a 2.5 car detached garage (plus a shed). I'm posting here in the hope that an AACA member in the area may be in the market for this kind of home. I know my folks had many years of enjoyment with the car clubs but that time of their lives is now over. 😞 https://www.realtor.com/realestateandhomes-detail/7759-Edgewood-Ln_Seven-Hills_OH_44131_M49528-97418?from=srp-list-card Please share with anyone who might be interested.