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A few pics from this excellent venue

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That is the funniest picture…..

Nice to spend time with the Holly contingent.

John and Sue

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Well said Stu!

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Excellent poem and an excellent time. Great to see you Joe, Debra and many other PAS friends!

John and Sue

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Great news!

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George thanks for sharing this useful information!

John

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Bob, be alert to ratings of the 4/6 ply tires. I’ve seen some 6 ply rated 1300lbs@32PSI and others at 1600lbs.

I like the look of Bedford myself.

Best-John

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Interesting post Mr Dillman-I look forward to that read.

John

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Timothy, that is a great plan. Please do share the results.

Best-John

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FYI-I checked the ‘pure-gas’ website and find about 1/2 dozen vendors of real gas a few miles from down town Buffalo. Great news for our meet in a month! All the lakes in that area, boats, jet ski’s etc. and it’s really no surprise.

John.

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Excellent read gents.

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Bill, the 1929 manifold (used only in 29 as you know) maybe be available soon. A sample of a reproduction casting should be at the Buffalo meet in about a month.

I don’t think 30,31,32 are being reproduced at this time, but I’ll let others weigh in on that.

Best-John

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What year car Bill?

John

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David, that makes a lot of sense-I’ve not seen a sealer on a wine cork!

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Fantastic pic’s Jennifer-thanks for sharing!

Best-John

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Interesting discussion gents-and progress too!

John

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Jennifer, thanks for sharing this info.

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Jennifer, great news about finding the original owners!-many folks pursue such data without much success.

A Berline may be the Derham designation for a “Enclosed Drive Limousine’ or EDL, which was a common term used by PA. Also, there may be an aluminum tag on the right side of the cowl under the hood with 444-L for EDL or 444-M for a 7 Pass Sedan. I believe Derham kept this nomenclature. If present, the tag will have a third value after ‘L’ or ‘M’ that will indicate the production number. 78 EDL’s were believed built in Model 1601, and perhaps 7 remain. Checking for that tag would be nifty. Given your diligence, I suspect you may may know these things already!

John

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Jennifer, this is already a great story.

As you can see, the PAS is the right place to get the answers you need to fulfill your ultimate mission-I’ll add it is indeed honorable.

Great to hear you’re planning to be in Buffalo.

John

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