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The picture I posted of the car at Pebble in 2010 is the same car Stanley Register posted photo of when it was blue and is the Miller/Peterson car. Is it's where about know today? Maybe A Woolf can add some info about this car.

While this car appears to be "identical" to the photo of the car in the National Auto Museum in Reno. I note several differences in the cars.

This is an Underslung Traveler from Pebble Beach in 2010. Maybe someone can fill in details about this car. Seems like this was a debut of either a freshening up of an older restoration or completion of a stalled restoration. Where is car today?

ATC better than a Gold Rush?

I'm curious about the big spread between the number of AACA members West posted and the number of magazines that Steve posted. If I'm not mistaken the other clubs I belong to, the number of magazines printed each month pretty closely matches the number of dues paying members. What is the actual number of dues paying and Life Members?

Grimy, The CA Commercial Drivers Handbook (on the CA DMV site) current issue is the 2017-2018 version. It has been revised since I was looking up requirements in 2014. It is not as clearly defined as I remember it being in 2014. But if you look at the sheet where they have columns headings "You May Drive", "And You May Tow" and "Examples" (the Examples column has pic-to-grams). The only 3 axle trailer example in the pic-to-grams is listed with Class A Commercial License. That truck/trailer combination is a large 18 wheeler type rig. I will be the first to admit that as

Regardless of what the weight ratings of truck, trailer and/or combination, triple axles is a mandatory Class A CDL in CA.

Those are good looking tires. Might give them a try on my next set. I noticed in the screen shot that you posted that the speed rating on those Sailun S637's is "L". Speed rating L is 75 mph. The Goodyear Endurance (in that same size tire) has a speed rating of "N". Speed rating N is 87 mph.

"Nada, zippo, nothing if you click on it or buy from any of these vendors who are supporting us by placing ads." What type/form of support/compensation does AACA receive from the vendors that place the ads?

If you are a "For Hire" motor carrier you will also be required to have DOT number.

Are you sure Coker owns Lucas?

It would seem that the lions share of presenting an authentic car for judging at an AACA National Meet is the responsibility of the car owner, not the ones processing the registration. When submitting registration for a National Meet just above where the car owner signs it reads: "I also acknowledge in signing this registration form that the body and engine are authentic and of the same style as that originally fitted to this chassis at the time of the vehicle's original manufacture, as required by official judging rules."

I believe Walter is correct - Gray & Davis. I've seen these on some Buick Model F's that also are equipped with bullet shaped Gray & Davis lamps.

Were there 2 Auburn Speedsters in the running for the award? The winner of the award is listed as: 1928 Auburn 8-88 Speedster owned by Richard and Linda Harding of Xenia, Ohio. In the list of nominees there was listed: Richard & Helen Harding 1928 Auburn 8-88 Speedster Beavercreek, OH. The question of two (2) is generated by the difference in spouses name and the hometown.

Hmmm...Could this be counted as the 2nd strike?