Bill Boudway

A buyer from Miami, that I was suspicious of, wanted my bank routing and account numbers for a wire transfer to purchase a vehicle that we posted on eBay. I went to my credit union and had them set up a one-time account to receive the funds. Faxed the info to the "buyer" and never heard from him again. Wouldn't pick up on my phone calls. Lesson learned with no animals harmed.

For sale. 2013 American Hauler "Raptor" enclosed car hauling trailer 21'-9" inside length X 8' high. Curb and escape doors. Winch Dual 6,000# axles. 4,000 miles. Good condition $14,850.00 Located in Canandaigua, NY gnbboudway@msn.com (585) 394-6172

Not early Packard Twin Six nor Chrysler G-70 A real find for someone who needs it.

A 1917 Locomobile dual cowl with a second windshield for the passengers in the back seat

Thanks much for posting!! Did they announce next year's race? Route and dates?

Two prints that I found in an antique shop. Copyright marked "B. P. Co. Inc." No other info except Ken's name.

Hi, Try Sherman Hollow Coach, Penn Yan NY (315) 536-4936 They won't have one in stock, but can make one from scratch. Talk to Eli or Marvin and tell them I sent you. Let me know how you do. Bill B.

Yes, winning is nice, especially the $50,000.00 prize money and the huge Eagle trophy. A friends team missed first last year by 20 seconds.

Route numbers are "classified" Known only to the organizers. Participants find the routes as they in the rally. Inside info: They will do the Watkins Glen old race course at 10:AM on Monday 6/20

No Robertson, either, unless the car was built in Canada.

No Problem, even in NY State. Send me a PM. I know the drill.

American Underslung? Depends on the wingspan. Not Packard.

Hi, Correction to mailing address: Ontario, NY 14519

I've used a local shop that casts in non-ferrous: Thompson Foundries 6236 County Line Road Union Hill, NY 14563 (585) 265-1460 He's done parts for our Packard Twin Six.

Thanks for the photos. A significant piece of automotive history. Please do only what is needed to get it running and safe to enjoy. A vehicle for HPOF class.

Looks like the engine in our '26 Chrysler Model G-70 6 Cyl, 7 main bearing, 218 CID

Disassembling other's finds. Didn't have a nickle in them. '67 Mustang, '40 Buick, '31 Model A Ford, '17 Locomobile, '19 Packard

John Hawkinson had a Packard Speedster chassis. Does anyone know where it is now?

Where is the link, please.

Hi Mark, Thanks for posting this Suggestion: As soon as the concrete floor is properly cured, have an epoxy coating "installed". I didn't do that, and the road salt used here has ruined the surface. All pitted and flaking off.

Safe RPM?? Yes, 128 RPM below the RPM which will have #6 rod part company with the crank and migrate with a big explosion through the crankcase.

I'm aware that the Packard drawings have survived.

No, I haven't received the message. Loooks FISHY. I would not respond.

____and then there is the lady who was buried in her Ferrari?

No decision to attend___ yet!! Where do I find the seminar schedule??