Steve Moskowitz

Use the Gideon Putman address....24 Gideon Putman Rd Saratoga Springs 12866 It is in a field between the hotel and the museum. Beautiful location.

So, I have similar piece, apparently made by the same manufacturer. Notice the glass, it is not smooth. I have one original and one that I had restored by a member in Ohio who specializes in signs, clocks, etc. It was not cheap but thankfully I don't care as I have owned it for years and enjoy it.

Mark Lizewskie was the curator of the Rich collection and was responsible for the look of the tires. The whitewalls were made to look aged. Mark is now the Executive Director with the Rolls-Royce club. He oversaw the "recommissioning" of the car and it was recently shown at the Modamiami show in Miami. Happy you are getting your gray tires Ron!

Just found this among my "stuff"!

Good news everyone, I do not know the circumstances but the Sherriff just sent me an email that they found the car and it will be returned to the owner.

Hi Steve, Our stolen vehicle is a 1922 Overland, tan in color, wooden wheels, VIN 61976. It was from the Brussels, Wisconsin, area. Feel free to share my name and phone number (below) if anyone has any information pertaining to this vehicle. Thanks, Chris Neuville Investigative Sergeant Door County Sheriff's Office 1201 South Duluth Avenue Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin 54235 Office: 920-746-2560 Fax: 920-746-2411

CD, the serious answer is yes your Buick can enter the HPOF class for unrestored vehicles. Sorry our guidelines are confusing to you but it is all straightforward. First you have to be a member and then in late spring/early summer registration will be open for you to enter your car. The registration can be handled online on this website. If any other questions or concerns' please contact me at 717-534-1910

Larry, correct me if I am wrong but I seem to recall when i was at the Ren Cen early on, GM had an issue with parking. I seem to recall they did not negotiate parking when they bought the building. My brain may be fading but I recall a conversation about it. Had a few trips there during my dealer days.

Fixed the link and my error about the weekend rates: https://www.hersheylodge.com/qr/E1SHA3LIB6/ Our $289 only extends for the official dates of the show. Friday and Saturday the park is open and they revert to their standard rates.

YOU NEED TO USE THE RM BLOCK INFO but Hershey rooms are available Monday to Thursday and that is the block at $289. No block for Friday and Saturday. Event ends Friday (day of car show) https://www.hersheylodge.com/qr/E1SHA3LIB6/

As Philip said, RM has negotiated a special rate for AACA members at the Lodge where the auction happens and you get to see the cars drive in. Artist has a display downstairs and more...close to everything. I will find the link and add it here soon. Making room reservations in the block will ensure we can continue to have an auction in Hershey. https://www.hersheylodge.com/qr/E1SHA3LIB6/

Steve, thanks for proving a basic vehicle and a pickup at that can compete with the likes of the other full classics and other more flashy cars. It was impeccably restored and a beauty. Also, thanks for being such a caring member and I will be thinking over your idea. All the best, enjoy your summer while it lasts as I know the winters up there!!

Probably should mention that the body style (Tourabout) seen in Charlotte is not the norm for most surviving Limiteds. There is the Limousine but most are 7-passenger tourings. There was one race car but it has since been converted to a standard body.

email pbuckley@aaca.org and she will send it to you

https://10best.usatoday.com/awards/travel/best-car-show-2024/share/ The last time I posted this there were a lot of unnecessary comments. So this is pretty simple, vote if you want or don't! However, AACA and the 1,000 volunteers that put on "Hershey" would greatly appreciate your votes. Seems the least we can do?