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I was able to get a great reprint of this. Thank you very much. It is now part of my GROWING collection.

I have the automobile quarterly version from 1969 which I bought on ebay for $10. Your version is newer and one that I haven't seen. I would love to have it if you are willing to part with it. I will send you a PM with contact info. Thank you so much.

The Texas man is very much of Ruxton enthusiast as I have been in touch with him and he has sent me some beautiful pics of his cars. He currently does have 4. I'm not pretending to know much at this time but I am sure learning a lot about these cars and their colorful history. I have now had the pleasure of speaking with 5 current Ruxton owners and each has a piece of history for me.

I don't know. All I know is that there is a Ruxton being restored on Long Island. I'm trying to find out where and by whom so I can possibly take my Dad to see it.

Hi Joel, Any info on the restoration would be helpful. Since my Dad still lives on Long Island, this may be the only chance he will have to see another Ruxton. He is 86 years old but this would make him feel 10 again! Thanks for your help. Debbie

West, Thanks so much. I will call you to get that info. When is a good time to reach you? I am in New Jersey and don't want to call at an inappropriate time. Debbie

Wow! I have never seen a picture of my Great Uncle before. I can't wait to share it with my Dad. Do you know where I might be able to obtain this article?

I found the issue on ebay, which I can purchase for $10. Is it Volume 8 No.2? If it is, I'll be purchasing the correct one. Thanks so much.

Does anyone have any info on a Ruxton restoration on Long Island? Thanks

My name is Debbie Muller Zorbas and my great uncle was William Muller, who designed the Ruxton. My Dad tells stories of his Uncle Bill beating the cops with his Ruxton and how he used to come visit him in his Ruxton. I am trying to obtian info, photos etc on these beautiful cars as a tribute to my Dad's family. I know there is one in Reno and Tampa at the museums. Does anyone know where others may be? The Tampa Museum indicated one is being restored on Long Island. Since my Dad is still living on Long Island, I would love any info where the restoration my be occurring. Thanks, Debbie