If You’re Going To Hershey

[rwchatham]

If you’re going to Hershey and come across a 1959 Cadillac upholstery album  I’ll gladly pay a finders fee , thanks 

[auburnseeker]

I'm guessing one of these would probably sell for a minimum of $1000 possibly a fair amount more if you ever found one. 

[edinmass]

Randy......your low..........

Edited October 7, 2019 by edinmass (see edit history)

[John_S_in_Penna]

If you just want it for its information, and

don't need to own it yourself, you should try

the AACA Library in Hershey, Pa.  They can

copy or scan information that you seek.

 

And if this binder is worth more than $1000,

what car enthusiast actually NEEDS to own one?

Is it interesting enough to pay that much for it?

[auburnseeker]

I meant if you found one that was a deal from a guy that might not know what the current market is.  I've never had one,  and found you usually pay so much for stuff like this on the whole sale end that the margin isn't worth it. 

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[edinmass]

Great literature and dealer items are expensive pre 1970. The earlier, the more your gonna dish out. The stuff that’s pre war can run insane dollars........examples below. I am always BUYING world class top end stuff..............

 

Dealership items from Packard, Pierce, Cadillac, ACD, Stutz, ect............they me first.

 

Edited October 8, 2019 by edinmass (see edit history)

[rwchatham]

They usually go from 750 to 1500 depending on condition