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Anytime a vehicle changes classes it is best if the owner contacts HQ so we can explain what happens to any past awards and all options. The 10 year was put into place to keep cars from flip-flopping from class to class. The option to turn in a 1st Junior was new this year.

The rule is, one class change in 10 years. Dan has a 1st Junior, if he wishes he can send back the 1st Junior badge and compete in HPOF or DPC. If he switches to HPOF or DPC he must remain there for 10 years. This is all new for 2013. I haven't had anyone send back a 1st Junior badge, don't know why they would, however I have had HPOF badges come back so the vehicle could be placed in class Judging. Lynn Gawel

danleblanc's Please call Lynn at National Headquarters, She has some info about your award Check the update meet results from the Hershey Fall Meet

Larger open 1932 to 1940 cars. Packards, Cadillac, Buick, Oldsmobile. We also need a larger Mercedes for Hitlers cars. Needed quickly for a documentary being filmed by the History Channel. Filmed at Harpers Ferry WV. Pays $750.00 per day for the car! Please contact Norman Althizer, 540-915-4057 naltizer@comcast.net

Just send a check or money order to the AACA Headquarters with a letter as to what the donation is for send it to Steve Moskowitz 501 W. Governor Rd P.O. Box 417 Hershey, PA 17033

AACA sells AACA frames and they are in stock Call Karen at AACA Headquarters to get one 717-534-1910 They do not sell BCA Frames Paul

302 cars as of this morning, no change in 36B and Marty you are the only one in 20C

As of this morning 279 cars with 18 cars in class 36B, 8 going for a First and 10 going for Senior Lynn Gawel

Where are you located

You probably would want to donate them to the AACA Library Call Chris Ritter at 717 534-2082

You might want to contact Chris Ritter at the AACA Library and Research center. 717-534-1910 or critter@aacalibrary.org If the library dosen't need them for their collection they will be sold.

I am posting this for a non member elderly gentleman. Was his fathers car, beloves it to be a 1916-1921 Model 25C Touring car. All parts stored inside no rust. Most all of the parts are with the car. Car located in central MO. Please contact Dale Beul, 1-573-294-7146, evenings would be best after 7:30 pm but has an answering machine.<!-- google_ad_section_end -->

I am posting this for a non member elderly gentleman. Was his fathers car, beloves it to be a 1916-1921 Model 25C Touring car. All parts stored inside no rust. Most all of the parts are with the car. Car located in central MO. Please contact Dale Beul, 1-573-294-7146, evenings would be best after 7:30 pm but has an answering machine.

West DON"T POKE THE BEAR!!! When I pulled into the parking lot on Monday all 4 were gone! When the boss came in I made SOME SORT OF COMMENT ABOUT MISSING HUBCAPS, he said he took 2 of them off. I informed him the other 2 were missing! He was NOT HAPPY!! I hid in the trophy room the rest of the day with a smile on my face. If anyone driving the Ohio turnpike finds something that looks like a UFO call Steve.

20E; 2 going for First Junior, 1 First Preservation and 1 Repeat Preservation

Just registered 1 more for DPC, 239

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1963 Buick Riviera Located in Palmyra PA near Hershey

Call Lynn at Headquarters 717-534-1910 or email lgawel@aaca.org Will need any numbers engraved on the badge and vin number of the car Lynn

There is actually a region and chapter locater, just enter your zipcode and a list will come up. Shows any within 100 mile radius.

Try V8buick.com They have a thread to turbo cars or post on the buy sell portion.

The El Camino you mentioned is the X-Camino owned and built by Duane Heckman. It is not as you described, a Chevrolet El Camino with a Buick GS front clip. It is a Skylark frame that was extended 1 foot. The inside of the bed and just the top of the roof are the only El Camino parts. Everything else is Buick! He used nos 1970 GS fenders, nos core support, nos quarters, the tailgate is from a 70 Sport Wagon. The drivetrain is Buick and the motor is a 455 Stage 1. It took him 2 years and it is the only titled 1970 Buick truck registered in PA. The car resided in my garage and is a beast on wheels! A work of art for sure!

Rusty, are you an AACA member, if not you should think about joining, only $35.00 year, the magazine is well worth the price of the dues, also gets you into the AACA museum for free Paul

The check is in the mail! Lynn Gawel

Sean Not putting you down for trying to get Buick noticed, I too am a big Buick supporter and do all I can to promote it. Just giving a heads up of what type of experience we had dealing with Carlisle. lots of promises and little production Hope it works out well for the Buick community