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Stude8, I checked today. The number is: 157444-2, a couple inches back are another groupe of numbers (?) 1.4.22 The dots are actually in the middle-not at the bottom as shown. So, what do these numbers represent? Thanks, Bob

The serial # of the engine it came off wouldn't help you much, since it was a 1936 Pierce eight. I recently replaced this head with a repro aluminum one-original to the car. So, it's an 8 cylinder head from a 1929 Stude, President. Next time I'm out to the garage, I'll check for a casting number. Bob

For Sale: 1929 Studebaker head. Excellent condition. Just taken off a running engine. $400.00 Bob

For Sale: 1937 La Salle grill, very good condition-has a slight bend on right side, near top. Decent chrome, would need plating for show. $300.00 Bob

For Sale: 1939 Dodge left rear fender. N.O.S, excellent condition. Never damaged. $150.00 Bob

For Sale: Right side of '39 or '40 grill. Possibly could clean up and use as is. For show it would need to be plated. Solid and straight, other than pitting-no damage. $125.00 Bob

Sorry for any confusion. What I'm in need of is a "Universal" brand white wall tire. Size 35X5". If you have a good one, let me know. (716) 826-2416. Thanks, Bob

Got it! Thanks. Bob

In need of a 35 x 5" white wall tire to complete a set. If you have a good one, let me know. Thanks, Bob

Dave, Thanks for the information. I looked at the fender todayand there isn't any cutout for a parking light on it. So, it must be the 1941-'42 fender that I have. Thank You, Bob

For Sale: I have a pair (left and right) doors for a 1971-1973 Beetle (not sure of year ?). Very straight and solid, all trim & windows intact. $150.00. They can be picked up here: Buffalo, N.Y. or I can deliver to AACA Meet at Canandaigua, N.Y., or PAS Meet Rochester, Minn. July 13th or Hershey come October. Call Bob (716 826-2416) or send e-mail

For Sale: 1930-1931 (?) front fenders: Fenders have wells for sidemounts very straight, most of the original paint still present, little work needed. $1,800.00 for the pair. Since shipping is expensive, they can be picked up here (Buffalo, N.Y.) or I can deliver same to AACA Meet, June 3rd Canandaigua, N.Y.---PAS Meet at Rochester, Minn. July 13th, or Hershey come Oct. Please call-Bob-(716 826-2416) or send an e-mail

I've been storing these fenders for quite some time and it's time to move them out. All fenders are either Nos or excellent used: 1939 Dodge left rear-excellent, NOS-$125.00 1940 Pymouth left front-used, excellent-$250.00 1940/41 (4dr sedan) right front-NOS-$300.00 1941 (they may be 1940) Oldsmobile left and right-NOS Marked Model 76 $500.00 1942-1948 Chevrolet-left and right fronts-NOS, excellent-$500.00 1942-1946(?) Ford left front-excellent-$300.00 1946-48 Plymouth-left front-NOS-$250.00 1954 Plymouth-left front-excellent-$250.00 Please call (716) 826-2416) or e-mail me for photos and/or a better discription. Fenders can be picked up here (Buffalo, N.Y.) Since shipping is expensive, I can deliver to upcoming AACA Meet at Canandaigua (June 3), PAS Meet, July 13 at Rochester, Minn. or AACA Meet, Hershey come Oct.

Jeff, F.Y.I. Or, should it be stated, "Buyer Beware?" Pierce-Arrow Society records indicate that, this coupe is: Body No. 438-C-15, Chassis No. 2215226. There isn't an engine # given. Anyway, with this serial/chassis number, it came out of the factory as an 8 clyinder powered car. Twelve cylinder models were given serial numbers: 313----. With either engine, it's one heck of a machine. I know, I own three of them. Bob

I seen the ad on "Prewarcars.com," yesterday. They're not in New York; but in, Hesperia, Ca. Looking at the pictures, I'd say these cars are priced, at least, three times of what they're actually worth. Complete '36 engine, with aluminum heads, carbs, air cleaners, linkages (many of which), and a V-12 radiator--$15,000.00 to $20,000.00. Then the cost of rebuilding all of this? Bob

Most bodies remained the same during the 1934-35 period. However the industry, on the most part, switched over from the three quarter fender skirted fenders to the full skirted design. Looks to me to be a 1935; but, not Oldsmobile.

While digging into the history of my 1936 Pierce-Arrow (V-12) sedan, the Pierce-Arrow Society records show a Leon T. Buker of St. Ingoes, Maryland owned this car back in the early 1960's. The records state this car was pulled out of a tobacco barn in Maryland. Mr Buker sold the car to a party in Ohio in 1966. Leon passed away a few years ago, his wife told me she wasn't married to him at the time (she being his second wife) and didn't know of this car. My question is: Mr. Buker was quite active in this "Old Car Hobby" of ours, having restored a few cars and even "building" a "Dream Car" out of 20 plus other cars. This, I have a couple photos of. Anyway, does anyone out there remember him? Buddies (?), that might have helped him bring my Pierce (BARN FIND) home and back to life? I know this is a long shot, to say the least; but, well worth the effort. Thanks, Bob Sands Buffalo, New York (716) 826-2416 E-mail: muzandali@yahoo.com

Have for sale: Left and right 1941 Olds front fenders. N.O.S. $500.00 if picked up here (Buffalo, N.Y.). Phone (716) 826-2416 or e-mail muzandali@yahoo.com Bob

Hello, I too have bought a car from the "Pollard" collection--through a relative (Jim Dillion). Having restored this Pierce-Arrow and, I mean every inch of it, I can say that Mr. Pollard's name, or initials, were never on this car--anywhere! At a AACA Meet in Michigan, less thaan 15 years ago, there was a EMF there and sure enough, the owner showed me Barney"s imprinted initials. Bob Sands

FS Set of NOS front fenders for a 1941 Oldsmobile, Model 76 (?). Some very light surface rust from long storage, bottom (front) of left fender has some minor rust damage. These are excellent, straight fenders. $450 for the pair. I can deliver to Hershey or you pickup here (Buffalo, N.Y.). Bob Sands call: (716) 826-2416 or e-mail: muzandali@yahoo.com

FS If you are in need of a spare 1930-31 Packard transmission, please look at AACA forum under "what is it?", page 2 for photos. Can deliver to Hershey. Price is $400. Contact Bob muzandali@yahoo.com

FS If you are in need of a spare 1930-31 Packard transmission, please look at AACA forum under "what is it?", page 2 for photos. Can deliver to Hershey. Price is $400. Contact Bob muzandali@yahoo.com

FS: If you are in need of a spare 1930-31 Packard transmission, please look at AACA forum under "what is it?", page 2 for photos. Can deliver to Hershey. Price is $400. Contact: Bob muzandali@yahoo.com