[Where was everyone at Hershey?]

Nobody mentioned the size of the fields this year, there is a lot more area to cover, and it takes longer to get from one field to another. The fences were reminiscant of the defenseworks around Petersburg during the Civil War.

[NATIONAL AWARD???]

66, You may have misunderstood what I ment by taking the best photos you can of your car. If you can take your own photos do so,just be sure they are the best. Howard did a good explanation of the process. Not everyone on the committee saw your car "live" on the show field, and will have to use your photos as a guide. You mentioned that the color of your car is unusual, be sure the true color comes out in the photos.

[License Plate Laws]

Terry, I don't understand what the problem is. If a '32 three window is bone stock, or modified it is still recognized as a '32 three window. I think you would enjoy a long trip in the modified rather than the stocker. Personally I find "antique" plates odd on post 1942 vehicles here in Connecticut. They look terribly out of place on 1970's station wagons that the local house painters use as work vehicles.

[For Sale: 1914 Miller-Chapman Auto Theft Signal]

This is an early version of the wheel "boot", and was made in different sizes depending on the car it was used on. I have never seen one that is all brass, most are steel and painted a dark red. The tire size is stamped on the inside. The plate with all the information is brass. I've seen them at flea markets for $25-$50. You could test the market with an auction on eBay. Hope that helps.