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Now I can't wait until my copy arrives. Thanks for the "heads up" Marty. Rog

My wife and I visited the ACD museum a number of years ago and we still have wonderful memories of our visit. When I walked among those beautiful cars, I felt I was in a time warp, back in the '30s. I strongly recommend that anyone who hasn't visited the museum to put it on their bucket list. It's that good. Rog

I thought it looks like a Locomobile to me. But then, I've been wrong before. Rog

Regarding my '59 Studebaker Lark, people ask "who made it?", do you drive it?, who made the motor. That's interesting because, when I answer, Studebaker, I get a strange look. Then they ask, "really, who make the engine, Ford?". They can't believe that Studebaker made their own engines. Actually, many folks don't even know the Studebaker name. Rog

Fascinating video. I was freezing just watching all that snow. Rog

Isn't it interesting that some of the most beautiful cars ever built were built during the depression. Rog

Try to consult the "Old Cars Price Guide." Many libraries have copies in the research dept. That would give you a good idea of the car's value. Rog

You would probably do better by going on the Ford Barn website, or the Model A Ford Club of America. Also, the Model A Restorers Club has a classified section. Rog

Yes, the chrome on new cars during the Korean War was very thin. This was quite evident on the chrome bumpers that all cars had. Rog

Beautiful car. Wish I had the room for it. Rog

Unfortunately, we can't legislate against stupidity. Rog

Yes, something tells me it needs a little work. By the way, I got the joke. Rog

I own a '30 Ford Model A and I was born in '37. When I was a kid, during WWII, my dad drove his '31 Model A Cabriolet most of the time because of gas rationing. Boy, did I love that car. After the war he sold it to a good friend who was discharged from the Navy and needed a vehicle to go to work. Well, those memories of that Model A stayed with me all my adult life, until I bought my own Model A about a dozen years ago. Now, my 39 year old son had his eyes on my "A". He'll own it some day. All's right with the world. Rog

Where is this car located? Rog

I love Click & Clack. They brought sanity to auto repair and car talk. I'll miss them. Rog

Congratulations on selling your beautiful Model A. The price you were asking was very fair and I had no doubt that you would have no trouble selling the car. It reminds me of the '31 Cabriolet that my dad owned during WWII. I loved that car. Rog

If you get a chance to buy the car, you should jump on it. It's a beauty. This kind of opportunity doesn't come all the time, in fact it's rare. If such an opportunity like this were presented to me, I'd grab it. Rog

Don't hold your breath. Rog

I'm sorry that I can't help you but I'd suggest that you contact the Antique Studebaker Club. I would think that someone there can help you. Rog

One small correction. Oldsmobile wasn't the first auto company to reach their 100th anniversary. It was Studebaker, which reached 100 years in 1952. Of course, they started in 1852, building horsedrawn wagons. Rog

I agree that it's some kind of customized Crosley station wagon. No more, no less. Rog

I remember, back in the '50s, Motor Trend magazine used to have a classified section toward the back of the magazine. Ads like the Duesenberg one were pretty common then. If we only knew what would happen. Rog

You brought back a lot of good memories. When I was in high school, my friend Rich and I used to take the train into NYC (from Long Island) to go to the GM Motorama. They always put on a terrific show and we got to bring home some of their automotive literature. Never brought a camera with me though. So, thanks for those neat photos. Rog

I remember the first Hershey meet I attended was in '63. There was only one flea market field, outside the stadium and the car show was inside the stadium. I had a great time and actually found some good stuff in the flea market. Even though I still love going to Hershey, it's gotten way too big for me. Rog

Thanks for those terrific pictures. Rog