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A few of us in the Chandler-Cleveland club are working to get the club newsletter back into circulation. Here's a teaser:

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Let me know if you have some content to contribute or would like to be emailed a copy. 

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Chris and Jill,

I saw your post and am pleased you are getting the newsletter going again.    I am getting too old to start more projects so I will let several items go.   A 1929 Chandler Royal Eight four door sedan with wire wheels.   Free.   A 1917 Chandler clover leaf roadster body sitting on a frame.   I removed the wood and put it in boxes and sandblasted the metal to keep it from rusting further and primed the metal.  $1000.

An early 1925 Chandler complete chassis in excellent condition with good wood wheels. $1000.

Contact Willard Schoellerman, 530 863 3260 or email willard.schoellerman@gmail.com     Located in Auburn, Calif. 

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21 hours ago, wdsforestlake said:

Chris and Jill,

I saw your post and am pleased you are getting the newsletter going again.    I am getting too old to start more projects so I will let several items go.   A 1929 Chandler Royal Eight four door sedan with wire wheels.   Free.   A 1917 Chandler clover leaf roadster body sitting on a frame.   I removed the wood and put it in boxes and sandblasted the metal to keep it from rusting further and primed the metal.  $1000.

An early 1925 Chandler complete chassis in excellent condition with good wood wheels. $1000.

Contact Willard Schoellerman, 530 863 3260 or email willard.schoellerman@gmail.com     Located in Auburn, Calif. 

Thanks Willard and good to hear from you!. We are going to give the club a "jump start" and see if we can get it going again. Just met with George , Terry, and Wendy & Mac, about getting the newsletter sent out again. Looks like it will be email only if we can. I know there are some that don't have email that might need to pay for a paper copy, we'll see.

 

We plan to have a For Sale and Wanted section in the newsletter. If you want to send me more information on your cars and possibly pictures I will list them in the newsletter. Had I more space I would be driving your way now for that 1917 roadster, but as it I have a full garage and not enough time to keep up with my current projects.

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To anyone with a Chandler or Cleveland car or an interest in these marques and would be interested  in receiving an email copy of our forthcoming newsletter, send me your contact information, privately. I'll add you to the list.

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Thank you very much Chris and Jill. I am looking forward to the newsletter and contributing soon. I am currently gathering a bunch of photos and history of my Chandler.

 

Peter

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22 hours ago, PWN said:

Thank you very much Chris and Jill. I am looking forward to the newsletter and contributing soon. I am currently gathering a bunch of photos and history of my Chandler.

 

Peter

Looking forward to it Peter! Thanks for sharing your story and the history of the car.

 

Chris

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On 7/19/2023 at 12:11 AM, wdsforestlake said:

Chris and Jill,

I saw your post and am pleased you are getting the newsletter going again.    I am getting too old to start more projects so I will let several items go.   A 1929 Chandler Royal Eight four door sedan with wire wheels.   Free.   A 1917 Chandler clover leaf roadster body sitting on a frame.   I removed the wood and put it in boxes and sandblasted the metal to keep it from rusting further and primed the metal.  $1000.

An early 1925 Chandler complete chassis in excellent condition with good wood wheels. $1000.

Contact Willard Schoellerman, 530 863 3260 or email willard.schoellerman@gmail.com     Located in Auburn, Calif. 

I'm on the other side of the US, but your project car sounds great.

I'm working on a 31 Willys Landau Coupe currently but in a year or so, if you still have your 1917 Roadster, we will have to talk. I'll be looking for a car with plenty of wood to replace.

Chandler has always been at the top of my list since seeing a fine example at the Crawford Museum many years ago. Back in 2016, after not finding a Chandler/Cleveland restoration project, I got involved with Willys/Overland.

 

Thanks for getting the Newsletter up and going again.

 

Bill

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