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Old 10-11-2010, 08:24 PM
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[QUOTE=MS Fowler;2562740].

I like the plaque on the Auburn that certified that the vehicle had been driven in excess of 100.1 mph before being shipped.
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One of Auburn's body Draftsman Dick Robinson once revealed that on a stroll thru the body assembly shop he witnessed workman "energetically tacking plates" on to bodies which had not even been mounted on chassis.

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Old 10-12-2010, 04:40 PM
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I like the plaque on the Auburn that certified that the vehicle had been driven in excess of 100.1 mph before being shipped.
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One of Auburn's body Draftsman Dick Robinson once revealed that on a stroll thru the body assembly shop he witnessed workman "energetically tacking plates" on to bodies which had not even been mounted on chassis.
Shocked!!! I am.
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Old 10-13-2010, 12:11 PM
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Fall Carlisle is ALWAYS the week before Fall Hershey, Always!
That is how Carlisle all started... The 2 guys who eventually started Carlisle, wanted to show their Corvette at Hershey. That was around 1970 or so, and NO Corvette was old enough for AACA ( 25 years). So the 2 guys ( Bud and Butch Miller, IIRC) didn't get a court order, but in the bets American entrepreneurial spirit started their own event, specializing in post WW2 cars. Its a great America success story.
So Carslile is Not a Go deal for model t parts or 33 34 ford parts or rear fenders/running boards for a 30's gmc?
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Old 10-13-2010, 03:58 PM
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So Carslile is Not a Go deal for model t parts or 33 34 ford parts or rear fenders/running boards for a 30's gmc?
Didn't mean to imply that. The FOCUS of Carlisle is Postwar, but there are vendors who have parts of any age.

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