Hershey 2010

[peters180a/170b]

Some cars on the show field...Red car 1939 AC [ later they made the AC Cobra ]. 68C was a nice old lady who i met twice at Hershey . She took it to New Bern NC. and recieved a Grand National First. Picture of friends sitting/standing around waiting for the field to thin out so we can make a run to our trailers. Timothy K. 1907 "K" Model Ford with another 1907 white "K" model. Rare to see 2 in one spot when there's about 16 left in the world.

 

[Jason in TX]

Who's slant cabriolet is that? Do you know if it is logged with the 68C database?

 

[Roadster62]

You must have been one of the first cars on the field, sorry I never bumped into you. You had one of the best spots. My guess is that you came home with an AACA Senior.

 

[peters180a/170b]

Roadster62 , i drove on the field at 5:45 in the morning. I was #4 ...I wanted to take my time walking to the judges breakfast by 7:00 ..My left foot was killing me from walking on Thursday and Friday. I was going for and recieved my First Preservation award. Took my Senior award back in June. Sorry we missed each other too. I was judging Trucks for 2 hours.

 

[Roadster62]

Too bad you weren't around your car while was there. Two "experts" were talking about the finish on your trunkrack hardware. Now that I think of it, maybe it was a good thing you weren't there...............The car looks great, the top is just outstanding.

 

[peters180a/170b]

Roadster62 . Don't you know by now there's always " experts" in the field. They came back unless another 2 of "expert's came by..l.o.l. I informed them there were 2 or 3 orginial manufactures of the racks and they were "ALL" CHROME not painted black on the DELUXE PHAETON ,the woodgraining was "NOT" the same as a Deluxe Roadster as in color and the mounting brackets was different along with the way the 6 mounting bolts and nuts faced. You will always find a expert in the field.. Looked to be they were fine with my answers.