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Nice story 400A! I think I remember you! I was almost always in attendance for meet weekend. Loved it! Loved being my grandfather's assistant whenever possible. Helped him with the flea market, and the car games. Fond memories. Speaking of car games, one year a couple of guys (I think...

Bob - Thanks for sharing! Just a teenager at the time? Did you send a SASE and receive the list in return? Or make a phone call and request one? I wish I still had the little desk my Grandfather would sit at and answer the wall phone at. He would sit there and type on his old typewriter...

Oh thanks Don! Was that during the annual Stowe meet or a separate event?

Leon "Woody" Woodward was one long time Page's Model A employee / picker I have fond memories of. He was a nice guy I spent a lot of time with when I was a young boy. He was a father figure and he and I would go out on the road chasing leads. He taught me much of what I know about model a's...

You're welcome! I remember those pocket knives!

he was...he apparently smoked cigarettes too until his dr told him to stop. Glad he did...I got to know him for a long time.

The above link is not working... here it is. https://buoysports.wixsite.com/pagesmodelagarage

Well, did you go back to college? If my post works, this is a picture of Fred sitting in his new Model A Roadster. Picture was damaged and almost thrown away but I found it and saved it.

OK - I figured it out. The man who owned all this stuff in NH was not related to Page's Model A Garage other than that he worked for my father and Grandfather as a parts guy for quite some time. When he left my father's employ, he went into business for himself selling mostly, old Ford Parts.

Hello - I had not heard of Iron Trap but just googled it and found it. The fella Matt doesn't look old enough to have worked at Page's Model A...Can you tell me more? I'm just curious as I am the Grandson of Page's Model A. TY!

Sold this 1919 Studebaker that's been in our family since it was new to Jay Barrett today. Jay is a past employee of Page's Model A and a Studie buff. He knew I had the car which was saved in about 1950 by Fred Page who put it in barn and left it there. It moved many times from barn to barn and...

Sold this 1919 Studebaker that's been in our family since it was new to Jay Barrett today. Jay is a past employee of Page's Model A and a Studie buff. He knew I had the car which was saved in about 1950 by Fred Page who put it in barn and left it there. It moved many times from barn to barn...

I just came across the eleven page "Automotive Autobiography" my grandfather wrote in 1977 and uploaded it to the PMAG website here. http://buoysports.wix.com/pagesmodelagarage#!an-automotive-autobiography/mc916

Love it! Thank you Rich! The first summer I worked at the garage was about 1977 ish and I loved working around and for my Grandfather. Watching him interact with customers like you were good lessons for me. That summer I needed tools and he bought me a nice Craftsmen mechanic toolset with box...

www.pagesmodelagarage.com - Just for the fun of it...more to come!

Hi There, Just an update on the Page's Model A website I started and didn't get too far on a few years back. Well I inadvertently let it expire and lost what I'd started. Today I fired up a new one just so the link would still work and will try to get some other stuff back up as soon as I...

Wondering if any of you on the forum ever purchased a car from Page's Model A Garage. If so, how about sharing some info about it? For example...what was it? When did you buy it? Do you still have it? Where is it now? I'll look at our info here to see if I can share with you anything about...

Tom...I'd forgotten about that...so funny you got to witness the "bouncing" of a car! I learned the bounce technique of moving cars laterally early in life and its come in handy many times since. I remember the first time I saw it. To the best of my knolwedge, we never lost one through a...