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Marty Roth

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Marty Roth last won the day on January 1 2023

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    VMCCA, HCCA, CCCA, CLC, BCA, HET, VCCA, CORSA, Packard, Oakland, HCC-NO, Lagniappe, BBTR, SELA/St Bernard, BRTR

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  1. Tom, I plan to leave Sunday morning, and plan to drive: I-10 I-59 I-24 I-75 I-40 I-81 A friend just returned a few days ago from the Glidden Tour, following that route in reverse. I had no problems finding a motel in the Roanoke/Troutville area You may message me and give me your direct contact info- I'm in Metairie Marty
  2. I bought this pair of (I believe) NOS 1963 Chevy brake wheel cylinders and have kept them in my climate controlled area, probably for 25+ years. #1. 5456 254 R9 1-1/8 #2. 5456 253 R9 1-1/8 Are they worth $50 for the pair? Maybe on your perfect restoration? If not, make an offer and give them a good home. Hershey Chocolate Field CG-32,33,34 near Lamppost #58
  3. Chocolate Field near Lamp Post #58 Spaces CG-32,33,34 I have - three (3) Trunks, ranging from somewhat rough to pretty decent condition, one with three suitcases All three have Packard Motor Car plate. - many varied models of cars - some complete and some kits - some cheap, others very special - Packard, Cord, etc - Danbury Mint models, too, including: 1957 Retractable 1930 Cadillac V-16 Sport Phaeton (Dual Cowl) - 1934/1935 Buick bumper end caps and center medallions - a selection of Glo-Brite aftermarket taillight lenses ('63 Chevy, '65 Corvair, several others) - Lots of other pretty good stuff GONE TO MEETINGS WEDNESDAY AFTER 3:00, AS WELL AS THURSDAY MID-LATE AFTERNOON (Judging School) AND FRIDAY (will be at show), So if you see something you can use, Grab It Early - Make a Ridiculous Offer (and laugh about it when you tell your wife how great a negotiator you are !). Please see my ads under PARTS FOR SALE on this FORUM Everything priced to be modest, and of course negotiable - --- I don't want to bring any of this back home, and have mastered the art of " BUY HIGH - SELL LOW " -
  4. Just spit-balling here, but... Since the Title in your grandmother's name was never officially or legally transferred, nor was a new title issued in the name of the intended seller- wondering if the state,(or a sharp attorney?) could find cause to invalidate the transfer, leaving either the original, or a a reissued title in your grandmother's name - allowing you, as an heir, to apply for title. I'm sure legal minds, and folks far more litigious than me, will have many reasons why this would, or would not work. Two lawyers - three opinions, three lawyers - dozens ?
  5. Sorry, but I'm not sure, and wouldn't want to mislead you. It is hard to tell from pictures of other cars because many were improperly restored, or left off items like this if it was expensive to re-chrome, or even to find really good quality ones without damage.
  6. 1/24 scale Danbury Mint replica with Title and in original box and packing. Green, and pristine. Nice ones like this go for $220 to $270 on eBay (plus tax/shipping) and unboxed and damaged ones may go for much , much less. If this excellent example isn’t worth $95 to you, come by and make me a reasonable offer. Marty in the Chocolate Field near lamppost #58 CG-32,33,34
  7. These are 1/22 scale Hubley Parts are still unsealed bags and are die-cast metal. Seen on EBay from $60-$150 +shipping and tax Will bring to Hershey, asking $49/each and open to reasonable offers- Your winter projects, or share with a grandchild. Marty Chocolate Field CG-32,33,34 near lamppost #58
  8. 1937 Cord 812 S/C Never Assembled ! 1/12 scale still in sealed kit parts- Your winter project, or assemble and paint with grandchild? These rarely found models go for $115-125 plus shipping/tax on EBay I will bring to Hershey Asking $100 of course always open to reasonable offers. Marty Chocolate Field CG-32,33,34
  9. Is it even possible to turn, a fashionable, stylish Loewy Studey, into a Dagmar-bumpered, Caribbean tail-lighted, tarted up big tailed floozey ? I like Loewy Coupe derivatives, and also the last of the "real" Packards ... but, morphing one into the other seems to leave us wanting.
  10. Or maybe $140K or more to restore... How many have used and abused this poor, poor baby Packard ?
  11. and we each are entitled to our opinions- Make mine pale yellow with tan top and interior, Three-on-the-tree, and optional running boards - but this one is sharp, too.
  12. Needs Freon ? Likely needs more than Freon, and repairs to wherever it leaked, and maybe a compressor, condenser, evaporator, hoses, lines, etc. Nice looking otherwise, but I'm not a fan of the black vinyl top. A serious cruiser, but not your economical grocery getter. I like this big, solid style. A friend with a 300G once claimed the "L" stood for "Less Muscle and Less Letter Car Than The Great Ones".
  13. Possibly remove all three lowest bolts? I thought a 1937 Chevy car had just two bolts at the bottom of the differential cover, and those two were to be removed to drain. Refill is at a level where you can feel it through the "Fill" hole
  14. Complete with Fender Skirts and Correct mid-bumper Continental Kit, This phone is licensed by GM. Brand new and never out of original case, add this functional novelty to your car room or den, or make it a gift for your favorite Chevy aficionado. You see these occasionally on EBay, not the cheaply made Telemania ones, offered used at $75. This is new in the original sealed wrap. If it’s not worth $45 to you, make me an offer and take it home. Chocolate Field spaces CG-32,33,34 near lamppost #58 Marty
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