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Do any of you guys/gals know where I can find a dash rail for a 29 closed car??

Here's a link to a North Carolina estate sale that includes model a's. http://www.estatesales.net/NC/Fairview/28730/1016736

Per their website "The SmartSignals® Deluxe Set can be used on multiple vehicles. USD $359"

Take it for what it's worth. http://www.networth2013.com/mike-wolfe Nuff said.

CT2 US Navy 1960-64

Recently came across this little goodie. Hopefully the segmented photos will be legible.

Another Model A powered Thieman up for auction August 21st - Madison South Dakota. Also some interesting AA trucks and other antique cars/trucks on same sale. http://www.girardauction.com/haberger-antique-auction.html

Model A powered Thieman tractor at auction August 16 Royal Iowa. Pictured 19th down from top of page http://www.girardauction.com/hagedorn-estate-auction--day-2.html

Here's another alternative to chrome plating. I have no idea how much this stuff costs, perhaps a group of guys could get together and share the cost. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A-1cTpSZ1l8

Auction in Dayton Maryland with antique cars. Not Model A's but thought some barners may be interested. Sale is today and tomorrow at 5131 Greenbridge Road Dayton, MD 21036 Here's the link with photos http://www.estatesales.net/estate-sales/381039.aspx

Can/should MMO be added to synthetic oils such as Penn Grade High Performance Green, Mobil 1 etc. or is it strictly for petroleum based oils??

Please add me to the map - Freehold, New Jersey. Thank you.

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Re: New Jersey Garage Sale – Not Model A But Still A Great Find Sent an email to the Dusty Old Bags regarding the cars. Here's the response. Yes the cars are still for sale the owner turned down an offer of $55,000.00 for both cars. Bill

Re: New Jersey Garage Sale – Not Model A But Still A Great Find Bob – I cannot attest to what some of the bidders were smoking, however, I assure you I was completely sober. My best guess as to why the car sold for eighty big ones is: A) Celebrity provenance B) In my estimation, Doris Duke...

Re: New Jersey Garage Sale – Not Model A But Still A Great Find Bob - Several years ago I attended a dispersal auction of a well know New Jersey car collector. The collection consisted primarily of un-restored open top cars. Included in the sale was a Packard once owned by tobacco heiress...

Re: New Jersey Garage Sale – Not Model A But Still A Great Find Bob - nothing from my end.

Re: New Jersey Garage Sale – Not Model A But Still A Great Find When it comes to big classic cars I can be counted as one of those guys that would love to own one some day. So, until lady lottery comes my way, I’ll just continue to drool over them (not on them) at car shows etal. In regard...

Re: New Jersey Garage Sale – Not Model A But Still A Great Find The cars are listed in the estate sale ad as 1929's with no mention of model name or number. As witnessed by the "QQ" (historical) license plates, both cars are registered with the NJ DMV so they must have a valid title and...

Re: New Jersey Garage Sale – Not Model A But Still A Great Find Ronn - Here's a link to still photos of the cars. http://www.flickr.com/photos/77207131@N02/sets/72157630563724634/