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I believe the brown color was rose beige. I have a pretty good memory of the color, but no documentation. If you don't come up with it a better way, it may be the same as on the back of glove box lid on 40 Cadilac, which I likely have a sample of.

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This 1907 Carter touring 24 HP two cylinder 5 passenger is a fully restored running driving car. It is presently listed on Ebay: http://api.viglink.com/api/click?format=go&jsonp=vglnk_14209893469586&key=c81177253a52b296f324af540b3d8eea&libId=98f512b7-cc40-4a1b-a48e-8e9bd2e8f232&loc=http%3A%2F%2Fforums.aaca.org%2Ff129%2F1907-cartercar-sale-386203.html&v=1&out=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.com%2Fitm%2FOther-Makes-A-fixed-touring-Diamond-tufted-leather-1907-cartercar-2-cylinder-brass-era-touring-%2F301476429069%3Fforcerrptr%3Dtrue%26hash%3Ditem4631653d0d%26item%3D301476429069%26pt%3DUS_Cars_Trucks&ref=http%3A%2F%2Fforums.aaca.org%2Ff129%2F&title=1907%20Cartercar%20for%20sale&txt=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.com%2Fitm%2FOther-Makes-...US_Cars_Trucks

Larry, Thanks, I have to learn how to do that Joe Goss

Presently on Ebay # 301476429069 is my 1907 Cartercar touring

Folks, you are missing something on comfort and ease of entry. The two door sedan cars, which include A400 and Vicky cars have seats that are easily adapted to go back farther, hence making room for taller folks. A four door has a fixed seat with less opportunity to make adjustments past the stock adjustment. And for those having difficulty getting in an open car, put the top down. Respectfully, Joe Goss

1939_buick, thanks for the links. I tried but could not figure it out. Much appreciated. Joe

All, I am helping the children of a good friend that has passed to sell his cars. Presently on Ebay are his 1931 Ford A 400 and 1948 Chrysler New Yorker convertible. Looking for new caretakers. Both are good dependable cars.

All FYI, There is an A400 for sale on Ebay. A good honest car looking for a new caretaker. Joe

1929 Ford A station wagon needing complete restoration , for $6000.

I have a rather large one that is all original and likely not used but a bit shelf worn, and has flaking paint. Most drawers are labeled for use. The front folds down to make a table. It has an ice box. I have not had it out to look at in years, but I would get it out and send some digital images, if you are interested at $800.

. Mine was sold with the car it was installed on . FYI I added side curtain enclosure to it also.

Post #7 says vertical cylinders while image shows a horizontal arrangement. Just something to note. The radiator is similar to Cartercar of 1907 time frame

Try Superior Car Parts as they now have that division og Girtz that I bought one from decades ago. www.superiorcarpartsinc.com/ Good luck, Joe

Frank, It is not what you asked for, but might work out. I have a 1961 Ford C700 cab over with enclosed beaver tailed box on back with ramp door. I am not sure what it is worth, but I have too much stuff and want to retire. It is super solid has about 38,000 miles. It is pretty much original, but in primer exterior paint. Trades for something smaller or offers encouraged. Joe Goss, Lafayette, IN Phone (765)427-7078

One more thought. Is there any chance the clutch peddle is grounding out the battery cable? Watch the amp meter next time.

If interested, I have a Bosh 6 cylinder mag for $360. I know nothing of it's condition. It has smallish domed distributor that it verticle. Located in Lafayette, IN Joe

The Cadillac is still available. Send me some images of your model A Joe

I have a 1937 Cadillac model 65 which is a Classic Car Club of America recognized full Classic. It will be at Hershey Fall meet Chocolate Field row C2E 39-42. I would take a model A in trade. I actually traded one to get this car and now am ready to get an A again. Joe (765) 427-7078

This Full Classic CCCA recognized car is still available and will be at Hershey Chocolate Field row C2E 39-42. Electric Fuel pump added and tours even better than before. Joe (765) 427-7078

This car is still available and will plan to be at Hershey Chocolate Field row C2E 39-42. Joe (765) 427-7078

The car is still available and plan to have it at Hershey chocolate field row C2E 39-42 Joe (765)427-7078

This car is still available and will make the trip to Hershey, unless sold before. Come see at C2E 39-42. Joe

I have an interest in the Model E body and any 4 cylinder parts. Joe (765)427-7078

In case this might help also, I have a leather cover that I believe is for 1939 Chev column shift lever cover. It is sewn leather with sort of a holster shape. It has a hole approximately 3/8 inch about were the trigger would go( if it really were a holster) and two sewn in wires ( 4 ends) for binding it in place at the hammer end. This is either NOS or NORS with some staining. $15 shipping to 48 included. Joe