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I was told by a CCCA member that someone is reproducing sidemounts locks in stainless steel. Does anyone know if this is true??

Steve I have the ones that are on the 33, I was just hoping that someone is casting replacements. The pot metal on mine are about ready to fly apart.

This car was at the 800 year Jubilee in Dresden, Germany. Looks somewhat American but the body looks European.

I was told by an AACA member that someone is reproducing the spare tyre locks for sidemounts. The original locks are pot metal and I am afraid if I unlock mine one more time they will fall into pieces. Supposedly thee reproduction locks are made of stainless steel.

An Essex, definately not a Franklin. Franklin also had full elliptic springs right to the end in 1934. The only Franklins without the full elliptics were the 33-34 Olympics and the V12s.

I say it is a 35 Ford Touring sedan. The number of stainless steel strips on the hood, the ends of the bumpers and the shape of front and rear fenders and it looks like it has wire wheels.

Does anyone know if the red 59 Rambler Country Club hardtop sold in the Car Corral? If it didn't sell, does anyone know how I can get in touch with the owner?

Does anyone know if the red 59 Rambler Country Club hardtop sold at the Hershey Car Corral? If not, how can I get in contact with the owner?

Does any one know who the owner of the 1959 Rambler Country Club hardtop is? Did the car sell? If it didn't sell, how can I get in touch with the seller.