Tom Laferriere

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Quote:</div><div class="ubbcode-body"> By the way Tom, geat website. Stevo </div></div> Thanks Stevo!

This is a really fun car. Trying to figure out what hubcaps go on these wheels. More pictures can be seen on my site.

Hi all, still looking for more ideas on making new paint look old. Here what I am going to try. Regular Acryic Enamel with Flattening agent, mixed with the Crackle Medium! Let dry, scuff pad areas and edges and break some paint. Let sit outside for a few rain storms and sunning days, drive dirt roads, oil the chains good, and then find some mud. To top it off, I need some rusty coolant to spill on areas.

Hi all, I have someone seeking a 1938-49 Car to purchase for his father's retirement. His budget is up to 15K for a nice car, 2 or 4 door. Buick, chev. Merc's, etc. Before I go scouring the ads, was wondering if anyone here had this car such a car. Most important, it need to be close to RI, CT and Mass. Thanks, Tom Laferriere

See my ad under Buy/Sell or just CLICK HERE

6 cylinder with 30HP. Motor runs excellent. This runs and drives around my neighborhood. Just needs a speedster body. Radiator, shell, hood and cowl complete. No fenders or body. Chassis is complete and functioning as it should. You can use the flat top Speedster Fenders from RootLieb ($1160 for the 4 fenders) and fit them to the chassis by fabricating brackets. Running boards are simple wood with a covering rubber matting or Battleship Linoleum. Gas tank ($225) and Seats ($200) also can be from RootLieb. Save a couple of bucks and go fender less! After writing this, I am tempted to do it myself. Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm. You can be assured you will be the only one in your neighborhood with a 1917 Chalmers Speedster. $7500 Several more pictures and VIDEO can be seen here Located in Rhode Island. 401.651.2295

What is your asking price?

Hello all, I need a rumble lid for a 1928-9. All conditions considered, photos are a must. New England area preferred. Thanks, Tom 401.651.2295

Still available

Have a nice rust free trunk lid for a 1969 Buick Skylark. Attached is a photo, I have several more photos available via email. I am in Rhode Island Thanks

Ebay is a wonderful thing. I received the AQ book featuring the speedster. Nice car, but not what I thought it would look like. Hmmm, back to the drawing board for this speedster design.

Is it available for purchase?

off to ebay I go. Thanks DJ

Would love those photos if you can find them. Thanks

I heard that there was a 1917 Chalmers Speedster. I have a 1917 Chalmers running and driving chassis with hood and cowl but no body. Seems only obvious to build a speedster body. Any photos of this mystery Speedster? Thanks

This car is still available

The price is lowered to $3900. He would really like to sell this car. Thanks. 401.651.2295

Perfect Barn fresh Corvair. Just found after 34 years in the original owners garage. Last registered and inspected in 1972. The car is in amazing condition. No rust anywhere! The 4 hubcaps are in the back seat and are beautiful. I will not clean or try and start the car. I want the new owner to enjoy this car and the thrill to bring it back to life. $2,500 Smithfield, Rhode Island See Several Photos Here Just an Awesome find

Would really like to sell this car. The price is lowered to $3,900.

Thanks!

hello all, Can anyone help me with the firing order for a 1917 Chalmers 6 cyl? Thanks

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Quote:</div><div class="ubbcode-body">OH My! Let us know when you get it working. My husband loves all kinds of odd stuff!We just looked at a miltary truck today. We also live in NY. Debby </div></div> Hi Debby, The tank is now on ebay and I have video of it running and driving! Check out the auction by Clicking HERE Thanks, Tom

Hi Bob, This information has been very helpful. Thank you very much! Most likely it will be for sale once I get it running and driving in the yard. Seems like the Speedster is the way to go considering there is no body left. Thanks again, Tom Laferriere

These look like the seats in my 1916 Stude.

Would also like photos sent to tom@tomlaferriere.com