Hershey Locations
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24ruxstel1339
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My brother will be at spots GBE 27-28.
He's taking quite a bit of good T parts.
We have some wire wheels and wire wheel hubs, coil boxes. More stuff than he can haul by far.
Ask him for what you need, we probably have it
Ask for Dan and tell him Dave sent you.
He's taking quite a bit of good T parts.
We have some wire wheels and wire wheel hubs, coil boxes. More stuff than he can haul by far.
Ask him for what you need, we probably have it
Ask for Dan and tell him Dave sent you.
Brad in Germany
Well-known member
My Dad and my wife and I will be set up, as every year, in the Chocolate Field: CF73 - CF75
Here are some of the things that we will be bringing this year:
- Ford 5Z tools/wrenches for servicing the Model T
- era Model T brochures, photos, owners manuals, etc from Europe
- Sport Lites for Ford Model A and early V8: 1928-1936
- Pre-war European oil cans: Gargoyle, Valvoline, liter cans, etc...
- Porcelain signs: Goodyear with bracket, Golden Arrow Oil, Becker, DKW, Essolube, Sinclair (Italy), Mobiloel, etc.
- Pre-war clock mirrors: New Haven, Mansfield, Westclox, etc, etc
- Original European Ford Model A, Model T and Early V8 sales literature, Owners Manuals, advertising, etc.
- Pre-war car clocks: New Haven, Mansfield, Westclox, Elgin, etc, etc...
- ECO Islander Air Meter
- Ford car clocks for early V8 Fords 1934, 1935, 1936, etc..
- Original pre-war Ford batteries (2 wooden and 4 hard plastic) for Model T's and V8s
- Era Ford Model A magazine advertisements
- Pre-war car radios (one is Ford)
- Pre-war and post war books on Henry Ford and the Ford Motor Company (I'm downsizing my archives)
- Very early wood-grained-steel Good-Year display case
- Handy Oilers: mostly oddball European ones
- Esso Hotel plates and silverware
- Long-spout horizontal oilers
- Pre-war Ford cafeteria silverware from Belgium
- Crystal bud vases from Europe
- Ford Model A rear spare tire locks
- "TEXACO Times" magazines (bound volumes) from the early 1930's
- KR Wilson A383 Brake Shoe Grinder (original motor runs well) for Ford A and AA
- etc, etc, etc....
If you want the best deals, talk to my wife (she's more motivated to sell than I am).
Wir sprechen Deutsch.
Nous parlons Français.
Vi taler dansk.
Please stop by and say "Hi",
Brad in Maryland
Here are some of the things that we will be bringing this year:
- Ford 5Z tools/wrenches for servicing the Model T
- era Model T brochures, photos, owners manuals, etc from Europe
- Sport Lites for Ford Model A and early V8: 1928-1936
- Pre-war European oil cans: Gargoyle, Valvoline, liter cans, etc...
- Porcelain signs: Goodyear with bracket, Golden Arrow Oil, Becker, DKW, Essolube, Sinclair (Italy), Mobiloel, etc.
- Pre-war clock mirrors: New Haven, Mansfield, Westclox, etc, etc
- Original European Ford Model A, Model T and Early V8 sales literature, Owners Manuals, advertising, etc.
- Pre-war car clocks: New Haven, Mansfield, Westclox, Elgin, etc, etc...
- ECO Islander Air Meter
- Ford car clocks for early V8 Fords 1934, 1935, 1936, etc..
- Original pre-war Ford batteries (2 wooden and 4 hard plastic) for Model T's and V8s
- Era Ford Model A magazine advertisements
- Pre-war car radios (one is Ford)
- Pre-war and post war books on Henry Ford and the Ford Motor Company (I'm downsizing my archives)
- Very early wood-grained-steel Good-Year display case
- Handy Oilers: mostly oddball European ones
- Esso Hotel plates and silverware
- Long-spout horizontal oilers
- Pre-war Ford cafeteria silverware from Belgium
- Crystal bud vases from Europe
- Ford Model A rear spare tire locks
- "TEXACO Times" magazines (bound volumes) from the early 1930's
- KR Wilson A383 Brake Shoe Grinder (original motor runs well) for Ford A and AA
- etc, etc, etc....
If you want the best deals, talk to my wife (she's more motivated to sell than I am).
Wir sprechen Deutsch.
Nous parlons Français.
Vi taler dansk.
Please stop by and say "Hi",
Brad in Maryland
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