Larry Moss

Thanks for the info...looking at a 29 for possible purchase - any idea of a range of values? Larry

1929, and I know very little about this series. I understand that there are but a few left? Are they good driving cars, what is the worth, and anything else you can share. Thanks Larry

Information on this car? Doing research. thanks Larry

I have an individual that would like me to help sell a Lagonda LG45 Salon - she calls it a pillarless sedan. It has the Meadow's 6 and hasn't been run in 17 years. Any idea on the value? I will check it out for her this weekend, but have found little information. Any help would be terrific. Larry

Appreciate your post Peter. I did have an electric fuel pump added - a toggle switch that I use when I start the car. Should I just run the electric all of the time? Also, what kind of oil should I use - 30wt etc. I have heard others suggest the fuel pump, but I thought that adding an electric would by pass that, but now I wonder if the electric was just added or is the main pump? Thanks again, Larry

OK, still searching for an answer - have a lot of suggestions, but still problem is unresolved. My 47 Series 62 is losing oil. It doesn't seem to drip, and doesn't blow smoke. However, I noticed that when I start the car, black soot comes out of the exhuast. In fact, after backing the car out of the garage, I stopped to check the oil. When I restarted, there was a streak of black on my grass just below the exhuast. The engine was rebuilt around 2500 miles ago. I've had it checked by our local mechanics and they can't find any major leaks. So, where do you think the oil is going? I've traveled about 150 miles since then, and I'm down a quart. Any ideas?

Please accept my apologies for not seeing your request earlier. I have been remiss and not checking the forum regularily. However, while you've missed this years Grand Classic- you have the opportunity to join the club and get ready for next years. And, as an added bonus, the Michigan Region is hosting the CCCA Annual Meeting this coming January. You won't want to miss it. Email me your address and I'll make sure you can take part in the festivities. Now, how is that for a sales pitch. Seriously, though, we hope that you'd consider joining and involve yourself with a fun group of people. You don't have to own a Classic to be a member - So???? Larry Moss Director - Michigan Region