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Hershey is what you want to make it. I arrive Tuesday morning and leave Saturday afternoon. In between I have the most fun a car guy can have. I love seeing all the people, old and young, talking to the foreigners (guests in our land), walking, and walking and walking. Treasures are everywhere...

OK, spdway, you had to ask...:p

Dollar fender...they were loading up to leave and dumped a bunch of stuff on a tarp with a one dollar sign for anything on tarp. It was perfect timing. I have worked with worse fenders.:)

The final act of the week long celebration that is Hershey is my visit to the show...something I have found that few people are even aware of ! I am always in awe of the full classics...my heart starts to pound, I squeeze in real close and snap a picture like a giddy tourist.:) I feel like I'm...

I was lucky Tuesday morning and spotted this Ford sign with the original bracket. :D Then the Ford script stuff just flowed. I love the dealership Emergency Kit vending case...$30. It holds 12 retail size kits and I got one of those. The tire kit ..$30,and polish are really cool, and the script...

I just bought this generator at the local flea on Sunday and was amazed to see the tiny (1/4") Ford script and the code S-9. It looks like new, no rust, and clean inside. Not sure what I have here, but I'm only out $10 !:)

I have had fenders welled by Mr. Gift the past two Hersheys. I supplied the wells, but I was asked upon drop-off if I needed him to supply one. This leads me to believe that he might have a source for wells. Oh, and the charge with my well...a very reasonable $75. An excellant job and 24 hour...

Yup, Looks like a Briggs fordoor. These are real nice doors to work with, and relatively inexpensive. I used two on the huckster I am building and paid $50 for the pair at Renningers this spring. Yours look particularly nice !

Very nice, Joe ! I can appreciate all the mating up of parts. They came together beautifully...and the ad on the side is a nice touch...and excellant advertising !

I bought a pair of front fender braces from Snyders and put them on the huckster in the spring. I thought my fenders looked a little "tall", but as they still need metal work, I ignored it. Now that I put a headlight bar on( yes, it's a 30/31), the headlights are about an inch higher than they...

GDF (garsh darn field) 14 and 15, in front of the Giant Center. Huckster doors from a Schurmeyer Whitney, various sheet metal and anything else I can squeeze in my suburban!

Thanks, Farrell. When I was missing the interior corner panels of my Delivery, I made a wooden buck of the shape I needed from bolted together 4x4's. Then I bent the sheet metal over it and beaded and flanged it where necessary. They turned out great and are indistinguishable from the originals...

Ther are many Model A specific vendors set up all over the fields, a lot in the area adjacent to the stadium. But you will miss a lot if you just follow the printed program. It is nearly impossible to walk an aisle and NOT find model A parts...and the best buys are from non-Ford dealers. If it...

41 years ago this coming Sunday, my father, Curtis started what has become a community tradition. The" McClellandtown (formerly Antique) Car Show and Hog Roast." I always like to come up with a theme for each year and this year it will be my father and Model A's. I intend on showing our first...

Thanks again, Bob. I can see they are nothing alike, aside from the manufacturer. I am going back to the shed where this came from and now know what to look for, at least something similar. I managed to remove the little box and it turned out to be a matchbox holder ! The other 3 holed item is...

That is VERY interesting! Bob, do you have a photo of the "A" case from the front ? I would like to compare....and I am going to look for more when I go back to this location. Also, I believe there is a book and pen?? They may still be in this garage somewhere. I need to know what I am looking...

Wow, Thanks mot, that is really interesting !

Thanks, Tim, I really did not think it was town car, but coming from a dealer's home stash, I figured I'd take a chance. It looked after- market. Now if I can just get that little boxy thing out of there!

Thank you very much, RcT. I am leaning towards a green I saw on a 31 Pickup that is not the usual blue/green. This one looked axactly like an old Bell Telephone green, like used one the trucks I remember in the 50's. Black radiator shell, of course fenders and aprons, black commercial...

I found this vanity set NOS in the box in a shed that contained lots of early auto parts. The guys father founded a Ford agency back in the teens. It appears to be a vanity set for an early auto. One side has a mirror and the other...3 compartments, maybe an ash try, and a little closed metal...