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Comparing BAT to Hemmings is like comparing Marylin Monroe to Phyllis Diller.

The toolkit goes in this car so you can only imagine: https://buy.motorious.com/articles/news/308804/unique-1938-mercedes-benz-540k-wins-amelia-island-best-in-show

Are you kidding? Location doesn't matter unless we are talking about something of nominal value that doesn't support the right guy getting on a plane. Also, if we are taking a decent collection, you don't want a national brand name that sends a local yokel you want the right guy who can fly in.

https://www.tripadvisor.com/Hotel_Review-g46031-d92144-Reviews-Omni_Mount_Washington_Resort-Bretton_Woods_New_Hampshire.html

A really nice car at a good price. Enjoy it and keep us posted with your adventures.

Jim Debikero?

I’m sure a brake job isn’t 10k like the 70-90 Rolls Royce either.

is that from a magazine?

Although Ed is a huge fan, I'm not a Model T guy. But I really do like this. Seems like 95% of them are touring cars. https://www.ebay.com/itm/1922-Ford-Model-T/164773543578 Ford Model T, Doctors Coupe, 1922, electric starter, horn, speedometer, rebuilt carburetor. rebuilt coils (all four), new radiator core, locking steering wheel, adjusted bands, good paint and interior upholstery. Runs and drives. Misc parts and tools including split rim for tire replacement, Running board luggage rack.

I don't like white cars, but I love this one. Somebody explain the evolution of the pistol grip in mopar land. Some of them look like are three feet tall. This one not quite. EDIT: I know why, without the console it looks gigantic. https://www.ebay.com/itm/1970-Dodge-Charger/284250655864 70 Dodge Charger R/T all Matching #’s 440 V8 4-speed Track Pack Professionally Restored - Very Rare This 70 Charger is fully documented with the original BROADCAST sheet, and Consumer Information sheet for the car. This is a very rare car, out of the 9509 chargers built this car on top of all the standard equipment for the 8574 built as a Charger R/T: 440 Magnum V8 with four-barrel carb and dual exhaust. The R/T suspension package, heavy-duty brakes, 14-inch wheels with F70 polyglas raised white letter or white-sidewall tires and the rare longitudinal stripe start to set it apart. On this Charger, it was a special order of a solid EW1 white exterior with a B5 blue interior and the thin Longitudinal blue stripe is just visible encircling the side body lines, striking a dramatic contrast with the exterior paint. Said to be very few ever ordered as such. Only 394 of the Chargers were built 4.2% with A34 - Super Track Pak, this was not available with Air Conditioning, the track pac car had 4.10:1 Ratio, 9.75" DANA 60 Axle, Sure Grip, 7 Blade Torque Drive Fan, 26" HP Radiator with Fan Shroud, Power Disc Brakes This Authentic Numbers matching, fully documented Charger R/T has just completed a 3 year detailed rotisserie restoration by Dave Rea of DB Restorations and DT Auto Brokers in Salt Lake City UT Its Numbers Matching 440 cubic inch E86- High Performance 375 hp V8 with numbers matching carburetor finished to factory specs. this Charger drives its numbers matching A833 4-speed manual transmission, numbers matching Dana 60 Track Pak rear axle with correct 4:10 gears, this car came with factory Power steering Correct B5 vinyl interior with correct buckets and a correct console, all gages have been maliciously restored to factory specifications. Including the rare optional Tic-Toc-Tachometer, Pistol Grip shifter, it has a vintage Retro Sound Bluetooth stereo replacing the old am radio. 15-inch Chrysler Rallye Wheels this car has the original car's Broadcast Sheet This car is for sale feel free to bid and bid often, if you email and ask for a buy it now price if it is not listed there is not one

At least 1/2 the population doesn't know who JFK is. I'm not sure there is any correlation. Ultimately it is a 4 door, although as a convertible that is what makes it cool.

Nice, looks like the Bob Day car?

Matt, what do you think is the best year?

When I was in HS there was one these tucked in the back of a bodyshop where it had sat for years. Had the big cue ball shift knob on it. This isn't winning any originality awards but I really like the look of it. https://www.ebay.com/itm/1966-Ford-Mustang-2-door/174724420925 1966 Ford Mustang Gt Fastback comes with its original 289 c.i engine as well as 4 speed manual. The 289 was just recently rebuilt runs and drives very well. The transmission has also been completely gone through all seals and bearing were replaced. No oil leaks and no transmission leaks of any sort. The car is painted Tahoe Turquoise which was professionally redone in a PPG base coat clear coat paint system. The body is very straight no waves at all. The interior was also redone including new seats and foam, door panels, kick panels, headliner, and carpet. The dash pad is also new. The undercarriage was professionally sanded and undercoated. No rust no patch jobs a nice original floor. The exhaust was also replaced after the rebuilt engine was installed. The braking system was rebuilt front to back. The car has new rotors and disc brakes on the front and new drums and wheel cylinders in the rear. The mustang also has new Magnum style wheels and tires that will come with the car. Original GT styled steel wheels are also available for the winning buyer if he or she is looking for a different wheel or tire to go with the car. The car has a new wood grain instrument cluster, glove box, and a center console that is all period and factory correct to what a GT car would have left the factory in. Air conditioning is also available if the winning customer chooses to have it installed which is approx a 2 week turn around.

30 years ago I drove one of these from Boston to Hershey at 80 mph the whole way. What a great car. My dad had to send his to RI to some guy who was the guru for making the top actually go down (and back up). The 92K seems pretty high, but this auction has an unbelievable 420 watchers. https://www.ebay.com/itm/1967-Lincoln-Continental/324168737036 This is a 1967 Lincoln Continental Convertible in highly restored condition. This car is in exceptional condition. Paint and chrome are spectacular. Interior is in excellent condition. Mechanically the car runs beautifully. Car was restored with over $60,000 spent. For more details call Simon at: 786.317.4889. Im not dealer Im private seller. I had this car for 7 years. I bought it from another collector. This car will turn anyone head. I have 4 cars that I decided to sale from my collection to make a room for a new ones Im buying. Any questions feel free to contact m

This. Would love to see more pictures of the steamer

A cycle car is one step up from a go kart so they are right in my wheelhouse.

I never liked T-Birds when I was younger, always thought they were for old guys or chicks. But lately I'm finding myself strangely attracted to them.

Car was built from the original plans.

I’m gonna guess 2 large ones or more.

28 Lincoln?

Jay didn't exactly say it, but the inference was that the chassis they used originally carried that style body. Very well done. Nice job Randy!

I'm doing Ed a favor. This is getting picked up Thursday and I got it running so we don't have to push it on to the trailer.

yes.

Wonder if Walt ever rode in this?