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David,

I think that I swapped it out, but I will order that battery (which only fits that Watch, so I’ll have a dozen extra) and swap it out again.

Peter

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David,

I’d sell it to you, but it stopped working after 6 months.

So much for quality.

I was thinking of having my watchmaker replace the movement or put the face on one of my operable pocket watches.

Peter

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Gents,

GEEZE, does this mean that my GENUINE, SOLID GOLD, Pierce-Arrow pocket watch, the ones they were selling at the Fairport, NY Meet, is a FAKE?

OMG!

I was duped out of $25.00.

Peter

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Gents,

Here you go, a photo of the back of my reproduction Key / Watch Fob.

Peter

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Gents,

Here is a photo of my reproduction Key Fob and of a reproduction P-A lapel pin.

Peter

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David,

What’s with the color difference?

Are the originals brass?

I’ll post a photo of the back of my $58.68 reproduction (with shadow) tomorrow.

Peter

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Gents,

I just saw a reproduction offered by Nostalgic Reflections that has studs and nuts on the back to attach through a radiator shroud, dashboard or something the like (see link).

Those offered are made in the same manner (clossinne) the originals.

I don’t know if mine is a reproduction or what, but it will still look fine with a strap and key.

Peter

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Pierce-Arrow-Instrument-Dash-Medallion-Teens-1920s-Cars-Trucks-Buses/112805030825?hash=item1a43b42ba9:g:50IAAOSwdhJZcpFz&vxp=mtr

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A photo with the old stap should follow in a few days.

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Gents,

Here is the one that I bought!

Peter

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Ed,

You play your cards close to the vest!

Peter

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Ed,

Did you buy the engine before or after our conversation this morning at 10:39 AM?

HA!

Peter

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If a person has sufficient investment properties to consider the “problem” of Serious Capital Gains Taxes, then that person has sufficient scratch to pay the Serious Capital Gains Tax without losing the Ranch.

My heart does not bleed for those so afflicted.

Death and Taxes, blah, blah, blah!

No-one gets out alive and when you are dead, you don’t care about taxes.

Personally, I just wish to run out of time before I run out of money.

Cheers and Kudos to the Whorehouse Pianist!

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Scott,

If you have to ask those questions, just buy one and save yourself the pain and possible damage to your car / battery / cell phone / whatever.

Electronics go bad REAL FAST! ZIP!

Peter

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Scott,

Do you use your iPhone for GPS?

Is that why it dies quickly?

Those GPS Apps suck power like no tomorrow.

Thy can kill a fully charged iPhone battery in two or three-hours.

Peter

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David,

Here is an even less expensive version of that WinPlus.

Peter

http://www.amazon.com/Winplus-1234-Lithium-Starter-Portable/dp/B077KGJ7TG/ref=sr_1_3?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1519839764&sr=1-3&keywords=Car+Jump+Start+%26+Portable+Power+Bank

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David,

I like that thing!

What a great idea for jumpstarting.

It looks a lot smaller than a 12v jump pack.

Peter

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Scott,

Here is the smaller one.

This option is less expensive than both suggested by Greg or David.

Peter

http://www.amazon.com/Anker-PowerCore-Ultra-Compact-High-speed-Technology/dp/B0194WDVHI/ref=sr_1_3?s=wireless&ie=UTF8&qid=1519839509&sr=1-3&keywords=Anker+PowerCore

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Scott,

Follow Greg’s suggestion and after installing it, go to an Auto Parts store and purchase a generic cigarette lighter / power port socket and install it under the dash or somewhere out of sight.

I did so on my Series 80 and it is great, but the purchase and rigging will cost $75 to $150 (for a good one) and a few hours of labor.

As an alternative, you could always buy a 10000-mAh or 20100-mAh Power Bank Battery for between $25.00 & $40.00 and that will keep your iPhone charged for three days to five days (7-recharges of an iPhone with the 20100-mAh size, 3-with the 10,000-mAh).

I attach the link for your review.

Peter

http://www.amazon.com/Anker-20100mAh-Portable-Charger-PowerCore/dp/B00X5RV14Y/ref=sr_1_1_sspa?s=wireless&ie=UTF8&qid=1519839074&sr=1-1-spons&keywords=Anker+PowerCore&psc=1

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BRAVO! BRAVO!

This is an Ode to Your Beautiful Love!

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Richard,

The best records (Bernie Weis’ list) indicate that there were an estimated 7885, 133 cars produced in 1929.

There are 386 recorded on Bernie’s list, with 158 existing as of 2012.

As for Dual Cowl Phaeton cars, the number produced is unknown, but there are 7 shown on the list, not including 1 “Sport Phaeton” and 1 “Phaeton.”

If you extrapolate from “listed” versus “produced” the number is small, as in 142-produced (7/386 = 0.018% & 0.018 X 7885 = 141.93, ergo, 142).

I believe that my calculations are correct and that this information is somewhat useful.

If I erred in the construction of my calculation, one of the PAS Math Wiz Gents will correct me.

Peter

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