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    FRANKLIN photos

    <div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Quote:</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I wish more people would attach there Franklin photo's if they have any and story's. </div></div> Great photo. What's the story?
  2. Berry, This electric car forum is pretty new, so until more people discover it, response may be slow. In the meantime, you should consider subscribing to the Antique Electric Vehicles Newsletter. It is $10 per year and has lots of valuable information in it. Send your $10 to: Chuck Murphy 2220 Arbor Crest Drive Carrollton, TX 75007
  3. John, I received the pictures. Thank you for the information. Evidently, my car was modified at some point. There are holes drilled into the rear lid for a tail light and for a license plate bracket. I bought a beat up light at Chickasha this year that has a similar look to the head lights. The holes in the lid mostly match up to the bolts on the light so I think I will put it on the Milburn for now after I tap out the dents and paint and polish the light. The Milburn is suppose to by wired for 84 volts as far as I can tell, but it looks like the lights run at 42 volts. Do you have any information about this? Steve
  4. Would it be possible to get a photo after the snow melts? I can't tell what I'm looking at. Thanks.
  5. John, Thank you for the information. Can you post the photos online or email them to me? Otherwise, I will send you an envelope for the photos. Thank you. Steve
  6. I didn't know that there was suppose to be a clock! I guess I will be needing one, too.
  7. Can anyone tell me what the correct tail light for a 1921 Milburn looks like? Thank you.
  8. I need a Sangamo charge meter and a master on/off switch for a 1921 Milburn. Thanks.
  9. WOW! Imagine my surprise when I turned on my computer this evening and viewed all that had transpired since I last looked. First, thank you to 1937hd45 for the clarification. I see now what you meant but that's not what I understood when I first read it. I can see how there may be some disadvantages I hadn't considered. Next, thank you to novaman letting me know that you were hearing 1937hd45 in the same way I did. At least it made me feel like I'm not crazy or a curmudgeon. Lastly, I will try to stir up interest in an electric forum amongst anybody and everybody. I am fairly new to electric cars and I don't know that many people (which is one of the reasons I thought it would be a good idea), but I will go out and shake the bushes and see what I can do. Thank you to all for the opportunity.
  10. I have a 1921 Milburn. 1937hd45 says we don't need another splinter group, it seems to me that it doesn't cost anyone anything to have another grouping. How often are there postings under the Franklin, Graham, or Milestone forums? Not very often. At least if someone did have something to say about an electric, everyone would know where to look to find it. I agree there aren't many electrics, but that makes it all the more important to have a resource where you can ask other owners questions or find parts in a timely manner as opposed to a newsletter or some such that comes out bi-monthly or quarterly. 1937hd45 doesn't seem to have any interest in electrics but why do you begrudge electric owners having the same resources that you have for your interests?
  11. electric-ML-374225-ML- NEw Electric Forum
  12. I think we need a forum for pre-war electric cars like Milburn, Baker, Detroit, etc. Any thoughts?
  13. The aluminum valve cover was used up to engine number 85502 with the stamped cover used thereafter. Steve
  14. Hi, what is the car behind it? Thanks. Steve
  15. I am looking for a pair of outside mirrors for a 1940 Autocar COE. The arms could be adjustable or not but need to extend to about 18 inches or more. The mirrors are available, but I can't seem to find any appropriate arms. Thank you. Steve
  16. Dennis, Sorry, it was sold some time ago. Steve
  17. Parts Wanted: For 1929 Series 633 Standard Eight 337 Coupe 4P I need both rear fenders for a 1929 633 victoria coupe. preferably with no rust-through, but any condition considered. Thank you. Steve Pugh
  18. I sent you a private message, too
  19. Fidol, Please send me more info. Steve pughs@pacbell.net
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    Grand Stutz 2004

    Only one more week, but it's not too late. Plan on coming to all the activities at the Grand Stutz 2004. BRING A STUTZ!!!
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    Grand Stutz 2004

    Only two more weeks. Send your registration now!
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    Grand Stutz 2004

    Time is running out. Plan to bring your Stutz and send in your registration form now! Thanks to all of you that have already sent in your check. Steve
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    Grand Stutz 2004

    The Stutz Club Grand Stutz 2004 Thursday September 9, 2004 through Sunday September 12, 2004 Crowne Plaza Hotel We will be staying at the Crowne Plaza Redondo Beach & Marina Hotel in Redondo Beach California. This hotel is across the street from the marina and many of the rooms have views of the ocean and harbor. Ask for an ocean view if you want one. They have given us a special rate of $149 per night. Included with your room is complimentary self-parking in their parking structure or $10 for valet parking. In order to get the reduced Stutz Club rates, you must make your reservations before August 18, 2004. Please don't wait that long to make your reservation, though, because this is a popular area and the hotel could fill up. If you would like the Executive floor, it is an additional $20 per night which includes a light breakfast and other amenities. INDIVIDUAL RESERVATIONS You must identify yourself as being part of Stutz Car Club to ensure the special rate. Reservations may be guaranteed after 6:00 PM by credit card or advance deposit for first night?s stay. All guest cancellation notices must be received before 6:00 PM the day of arrival and receive a cancellation number in order to receive a full refund of deposit. Any guest cancellation after 6:00 PM the day of arrival will result in a forfeiture of all deposits. Please call the Reservations Department at 310-318-8888 or 800-368-9760 from outside the Los Angeles area. Garage Space will be roped off in the bottom garage corner for about 20 cars. If required by the members using this area, the Stutz Car Club can hire a Security Officer to watch the cars. Please let me know when sending in your fees. If no one believes a Security Officer is needed because they will not be leaving their car overnight, the car will be secure in their trailer, etc., then a Security Officer will not be contracted. The Stutz Club members will follow the garage policies as stated on their entry tickets, and they understand the hotel is not responsible for their cars. We have arranged with the city of Redondo Beach to allow the parking of trailers and motor homes in the lot that is across the street from the hotel next to the marina. The charge is $6.00 per vehicle or trailer per day. Schedule of Events Thursday, September 9 Morning: Grand Stutz 2004 Check-in. San Sylmar and the Nethercutt Museum Check-in for the guided tour will be at 1:00 PM. The 2-hour tour conducted by Byron Matson will begin promptly at 1:30 PM. San Sylmar is the home of many of the world's finest antique, classic and special interest automobiles. One of the unique aspects of the collection is the mechanical musical instrument collection ranging from tiny musical pocket watches to nickelodeons and orchestrions. Plan to arrive earlier or stay later to visit the Nethercutt Museum across the street from San Sylmar. There are over 100 restored (mostly Classic) automobiles at the Nethercutt Museum. Evening You are on your own. There are many fine restaurants within walking distance of the hotel. There may be places of interest on the way back from the Nethercutt Collection that you may want to visit. Friday, September 10 Friday morning we will take a leisurely tour around the Palos Verdes Peninsula. This area is lightly trafficked. The road sits atop high cliffs along much of the way affording beautiful views of the Pacific Ocean. The tour will take us up to lunchtime. After lunch we will caravan to Long Beach in either Stutz or modern for a tour of member Stan Lucas' automobile collection. He has many fine antique and classic automobiles including Stutz, Doble, Bentley, Bugatti, and Lincoln. Friday Evening (Revised) You are on your own to meet with other members and enjoy dinner or other sights in the area. After dinner, we will meet at the hotel to have a meeting of Stutz Club members to conduct club business. Saturday, September 11 We plan to arrive at The Petersen Automotive Museum at 10:00 am. The Stutz Club member discounted admission will be $5.00 per person. Parking is $6.00 per car for modern cars, free for Stutz automobiles. The Stutz club has parking and entry reservations for the Getty Museum for 1:30. The Getty is one of the finest art museums in the world. The tour is self-guided. There are 2 cafes and a picnic area on the museum grounds. At 7:00 PM, we will meet for dinner at a wonderful Brazilian restaurant. The room has a 180-degree view of the Pacific Ocean and King Harbor Marina. Hopefully, there will be a beautiful sunset. The meal will be served at round tables family style with many side dishes and salads and a variety of meats, including beef tenderloin, tri-tip, pepper steak, ribs, turkey wrapped in bacon, lamb, and chicken, all prepared in a unique Brazilian barbecue style, that will be carved at your table. Also included are soft drinks, coffee, and dessert. It's all you can eat, so bring a healthy appetite. The cost for dinner will be $55 per person. After dinner, well-known Duesenberg historian, Randy Ema will present a historical prospective on the Stutz-Duesenberg connection. Sunday, September 12 (Revised) The Stutz Club will be presenting the Grand Stutz 2004 car show, picnic and tire-kicking event at the South Coast Botanic Garden. As many cars as we can muster will be displayed on a grassy meadow in the gardens. There will be no entry fees for Stutz vehicles together with the occupants of each car. Those attending without a Stutz will be charged the regular admission fee of $6 for adults and $4 for children. There is a picnic area for those that wish to bring a picnic lunch. No glass containers are allowed, only paper, plastic, or metal containers. We have the use of the meadow from 9:00 am until 5:00 pm. This officially concludes the Grand Stutz. However, if anyone is interested, fellow Stutz Club member Jay Leno is scheduled to perform at the Comedy and Magic Club in Hermosa Beach on Sunday evening at 7:00 PM. The venue is about 1.2 miles up the beach from the hotel. The weather is usually warm at this time of year and it would be a pleasant walk. If people are interested, reservations must be made in advance. The cost is $30 per person with a two-drink minimum. Miscellaneous Notes Some people have requested that buses be available for some of the excursions. Initial inquiries show this to be rather expensive. If we can get 24 people to sign up for a bus to visit San Sylmar, the cost will be approximately $25 per person. If it were possible to carpool with local members or with those having rental cars, it would save quite a bit of money. Fees Registration Fee $30 per person Includes participation in: . Private tour of San Sylmar . Reduced rate at Petersen Automotive Museum . Palos Verdes Driving Tour . The Grand Stutz 2004 car show for a Stutz automobile and it's occupants . Free Parking in hotel structure for Stutz Automobiles Banquet $55 per person _____________________________________________________________________________________________________ Name:______________________________________________________________ Phone: ________________________ Address: _______________________________________ City:_________________________ State: ____ Zip: ________ Registration Fee: (# of Participants) ______ X $30.00 = $ ______________ Banquet Fee : (# of Participants) _______X $55.00 = $_______________ Total Amount : $_______________ Grand Stutz car show (YES) (NO) Make:_______________ Model:__________________ Year:________ Driving Tour (YES) (NO) Make:_______________ Model:__________________ Year:________ San Sylmar Tour (# of Participants) _________ Petersen Automotive Museum (# of Participants) __________ Send Check to: Steve Pugh ********* Make Checks payable to "Stutz Club" ********* 656 31st Street Manhattan Beach, CA 90266 For Questions, call Steve Pugh 310-545-8665
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