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I have no interest in owning these, I'm getting too old to collect items like this now, but someone might want to add these too their collection. This is at a small local antique auction house in Minnesota. Luther Auctions, North St.Paul, Minnesota. They will ship these items to the winner. On line auction only. Ends, Monday Feb. 22nd. Link below: 02/21/2022 - Online Estates Auction | Luther Auctions (hibid.com) Page 7, lot number #343, #344, and #345. Minnesota State Fair races, etc. One is 1911, 1925. Also a 1905 Tour Race

I have no interest in owning these, I'm getting too old to collect items like this now, but someone might want to add these too their collection. This is at a small local antique auction house in Minnesota. Luther Auctions, North St.Paul, Minnesota. They will ship these items to the winner. On line auction only. Ends, Monday Feb. 22nd. Link below: 02/21/2022 - Online Estates Auction | Luther Auctions (hibid.com) Page 7, lot number #343, #344, and #345. Minnesota State Fair races, etc. One is 1911, 1925. Also a 1905 Tour Race. Also, I see Page 3 a large lot of Ford Shop manuals and early Ford V8 radio's.

For us people who can not attend the auction in person, and bid on the internet, is the buyers premium 15%. Any other charges? Thanks

Plus you need young healthy Hands and good eyesight

Keep it original, or sell it to someone who will. Easier to replace a wife than this RARE option.

Thanks Mr. A.J..... From Look Magazine, May 1938 "A full-Sized Automobile Engine made almost entirely of glass was a feature of the 1938 auto show in Berlin Germany. A manufacturer of nuts and bolts used it to show the hidden uses of his products Jim

1924 or 1925 Packard Roadster???

I bet "Mary Bailey" from "It's a Wonderful Life" would have you living in it.

Going through my stuff in the basement and ran across a stock certificate for the Munger-Feist Motor Company. St.Paul, MN. 1920 for 100 shares. Not cancelled. Anyone ever hear of them before? I hope Ford bought them out, and now I'm rich.

Thanks Eddie for all your help on this one!!! including the build log you got for me!!!

Looking for a EX 32 Carb with a 1-5/16" venturi Thanks, Jim

1904 Cadillac

Thank you, Brass is Best. That is what I was talking about. Dating Certificate contact info. Bingo. Jim

Looks like the above info is when you what to register for the event. I need the contact info for whoever "certifies" the car as original which then would allow the car to enter and participate. Thanks, Jim

Does anyone have the address, phone, fax, email to send the info to certify a 1904 automobile for the London-Brighton run in England. I think we have all the info they need and pics. Just need the contact info. Thanks, Jim

I can only text photo's now. PM me with your smart phone number. Thanks, Jim

Attn: Owners of Packard Runabout's (Roadsters) from the 1920's with rumble seats. Each rumble seat lid has a pair of locks with covers. Most of the time they are broken or missing. I have 2 sets of these covers/bases for sale. They are rough castings of brass and need to be cleaned up and plated. Each set consist of 4 pieces (2 lids and 2 bases.) You will have to rivet them together after you have them plated. Easy 1923-1928, maybe early 1929. Fits both 6 or 8 cylinder cars Made by a Packard collector in the 1970's-80's. Mr. Oexle I only have 2 pairs Price is $100.00 pair USA for 4 pieces. Thanks, Jim Fredrick of St.Paul, MN. USA

Has anyone ever seen a pair of running lights/head lights like the one's on the link below. Single bulb with a reflector shoots straight up to a mirror and out the lens.

Hi pdpbison, I sent you a private message. Could you read it and get back to me. Thanks

I am need of 1 or more 700 x 21" innertubes. Straight metal stem. Thanks, Jim

Will work for just only one new 700 x 21 innertube with a straight metal stem

All I was asking Santa for was one 700 x 21 inner tube with a center metal stem. Not this year. I hope in 2022 so I can get the old buggy on the road again !!!!

Yes, a DOUBLE curse!!! Maybe the same collectors besides adding Truck lights started painting Classic Cars with Wild, Bright, Sharp, colors. Since looking at the Packard Facebook website, can't believe the number of Trippe lights on Packards and the crazy wild colors and seems 90 percent of the people on the Packard Facebook site love the wilder the better look. Elvis would be proud

I have a total of 4-1934 Bumper blades for sale if anyone is interested. Thanks, Jim

Any idea what year after WWII Classic Car Collectors started adding Trippe Lights to their cars. My guess sometime in the 1960's ???