Peter J.Heizmann

"Thank you Pat and Lynn at Headquarters and the entire Judging Administration team for the quick turnaround in posting results from our National Meets. What took days or weeks in the past now is done at lightning speed." This is a quote from a great friend when describing just what dedicated employees, volunteers, and Regions/Chapters do for the greatest historical automotive club...The AACA. Thank you to all... Peter J.

Brian, You could phone National Headquarters for assistance: 717-534-1910 (<span style="font-style: italic">Antique Automobile</span> is a bi-monthly publication) Peter J.

You are quite welcome, Bob. I had a Library meeting there today and I can assure you it is a very nice place. Will be there on Saturday working the AACA Membership and Museum booth. Stop by and say hello... Peter.

Bob, --Eisenhower Inn and Conference Center 2634 Emmitsburg Road Gettysburg, PA 17325 (P) 1-800-776-8349 --Show Field is at the Inn. --Trailer Parking: 1-Lot behind until filled. 2-Lot within sight across from the Inn until filled. 3-Lot at Boyd's Bears about 1.5 miles from Inn is third. --From Rt. 15 get off at Steinweir Ave. Go North (signage for Gettysburg is present and very visible) Inn is about 2.5 miles from the Rt. 15 exit. Best, Peter J.

Bill...Welcome to the AACA Forum. The AACA has "your" Library & Research Center available for automotive research. We retain thousands of original reference material for automotive research. I just checked the Library site and found the following 2 reference materials: 1. <span style="font-weight: bold">"Denby Motor Trucks Instructions for Proper Care and Maintenance of All Models"</span> 2. <span style="font-weight: bold">"Denby Trucks 1915-1922"</span> To do a research: On the this forum's home page click on "Library" on the right or at the top of this page in the gold header bar click on "Resources" then "Library". When the Library web site opens click on "Online Research" at the top right. Then, click on Keyword: "Denby Motor Trucks". To obtain copies or more info you can do a "Research Request" Just click on it and follow the instructions. If you prefer to talk to our excellent staff phone 717-534-2082. Our head Librarian is Mr. Chris Ritter <span style="color: #3333FF">critter@aacalibrary.org</span> Regards, Peter J...

Built for efficiency...Just roll the trash bags down, hauler picks them up. Wella!

whildwhun, Glad "your" Library & Research Center could help. The AACA L&RC has quite a resume of assisting enthusiasts with "factual information" garnered from original auto literature. Believe me our Head Librarian, Chris Ritter and staff are at the ready to assist more people. Regards, Peter J.

Dave...Welcome to the AACA Forum. Your AACA Library & Research Center would be a good bet to obtain info and photos. Scroll around the Library web site. We retain a full time staff to assist you and retain thousands of original spec information. In the header gold bar above, click on "Resources" then "Library" for an on-line research request, or... AACA Library & Research Center Chris Ritter, Head Librarian Ph: 717-534-2082 critter@aacalibrary.org Regards, Peter J

nickelroadster... Might be worth your while to check your AACA Library & Research Center. We retain a huge amount of original shop manuals, tech data, and so on. Cannot guarantee any successes however highly recommend you check it out with Chris Ritter critter@aacalibrary.org or 717-534-2082. Also try a research request form. In the gold header bar click on Resources then AACA Library for self explanatory procedures. Out of curiosity I just checked the On-Line Catalogue on the Library web site. Typed in Keyword "Oldsmobile 1915" in "subject". Listed are "Collection of Oldsmobile Clippings and Photos", various sizes. Who knows what might be there? Regards, Peter J.

Brian...Welcome to the AACA Forum. Your AACA Library & Research Center would be a good bet to obtain info and photos. In the header gold bar above, click on "Resources" then "Library" for an on-line research request, or... AACA Library & Research Center Chris Ritter, Head Librarian Ph: 717-534-2082 critter@aacalibrary.org Regards, Peter J.

Rick...Welcome to the AACA Forum. Advise you check with the AACA Library & Research Center. Either click on "Resources" then "AACA Library" in the header of this page...or Chris Ritter, Head Librarian 717-534-2082 critter@aacalibrary.org Your Library retains thousands of miscellaneous research materials (Tech Manuals, Advertisements, Automotive books, etc.) Regards, Peter J.

Plymouthy, Do you have any info on the original question: Eastwood's plating system?

Hugh32, In the header bar at the top click on "Search". Keyword "Canada". This topic was discussed many times over the years. You will find some good dialogue and tips. Keep going back through pages. I checked out page 2 then 3 and Canada importing comes up quite often as you go back in time. (Unfortunately Importing from Europe threads show up too however topics on "Canada" are easily seen.) Regards, Peter J. Heizmann

Wayne, As usual you post photos and comments very promptly so all of us on the Forum can enjoy it. For this I thank you very much. Always enjoy your updates. Peter J...

Hi, Bill. The recommended tonque weight is 10-13% on the hitch. I bought a "Sherline Products Tongue Scale" ($110 range). My TR-6 & Southwestern 16' trailer have a GVW of 5240#. Have a tool box in the trailer's nose. NOTE: I also had my luggage and AACA Literature boxes in the bed of the truck before leaving for a National Meet (The items in the tow vehicle come into play big time if you want assurance the whole rig is set up correctly.) --Moved car onto trailer. Weighed the tongue and it came out to 855#. Moved the car back at intervals until the tonque weight registered at 550#. Marked off the location of the car and installed wheel chocks for the front wheels. Now every time I load the car I know it is the correct tonque weight. --Tonque Scales are a must for people who tow an assortment of vehicles as naturally the tonque weight varies with vehicle weights. Regards, Peter J.

Marlin65...Welcome to the AACA Forum. Have you clicked on the <span style="color: #CC0000">75th Anniversary link </span>on the Home Page AACA National Events (right column) for the latest information? If you already checked it out then I can say it is a work in progress by Chairman Joe Gagliano, Judy Edwards, and their team who will be prgressively updating the site with details. Regards, Peter J.

How about that cover photo, folks? Another great one West & Steve... Peter J.

Ron...Welcome to the AACA Forum. It may be a long shot however I suggest you contact our AACA Library & Research Center. We retain thousands of period literature on many vehicles to include original spec sheets. In addition to vehicle literature we also have miscellaneous pieces that just may help you out. Certainly worth while. You also could request copies (nominal charge) of any info. Click on Resources at the top of the page then AACA Library from the drop down box. Our librarian, Chris Ritter and his staff could be contacted directly if you so desire: 717-534-2082 or critter@aacalibrary.org Regards, Peter J.

Hello, Brian...Welcome to the AACA and our Forum. At your leisure scroll around our web site. Check out the many services in the yellow bar at the top. The drop down boxes have many interesting topics and services of the AACA. For your children we have the Youth topics, Wheels newsletter geared for young ones, youth activities at meets, scholarship opportunities, and much more. Of note our Library & Research Center, world-class Museum and National Headquarters all in Hershey would make a great one day (or more) trip with your family. Regards, Peter J.

Cannot think of a caption but I'll bet that truck driver is still laughing...

Kent...Welcome to the AACA Forum. I highly recommend that you try our AACA Library & Research Center. Within the header at the top of this page, click on "Resources", drop down box click on Library. We retain thousands of original shop manuals, sales literature, and, other volumes of material. Or, 717-534-2082 Regards, Peter J.

Frank...Welcome to the AACA Forum. I highly recommend that you try our AACA Library & Research Center. We retain thousands of original automotive research books, sales literature, and, technical manuals. Click on "Library" on the home page or "Resources" drop down menu at the top of this page. AACA Library & Research Center 501 W. Governor Rd. Hershey, PA 17033 Ph: 717-534-2082 kgardner@aacalibrary.org or critter@aacalibrary.org Regards, Peter J.

Hi, Judy. Works fine and great job as usual. Agree with Bill Stoneberg that to have a link to switch to another year would be helpful but not earth-shattering. Regards, Peter.

Hello, Neil...Welcome to the AACA Forum. I took a look through the 2008 Awards listing and there is a 1912 Reo owned at the time by one John Manifor who won a 1st Junior in 1965. The meet is listed as South Gate however the state is not noted. There are South Gates in MD, IN, GA, and, CA. Hopefully, someone who recalls this meet will chime in soon. Regards, Peter J.

Nice dash you have there, Dave... Peter J.