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HEADLIGHTS

South Jersey Region AACA

Club Website www.sjraaca.com October, 2017

Buyer/Seller Beware Reminders for AACA Online Forums

Thanks to one of our forum administrators, Peter, for these reminders:

"TALK" with the potential buyer or seller.

Inspect the vehicle before money changes hands (yourself or a trusted 3rd party).

If the buyer/seller doesn't honestly discuss the car (condition, history, etc.), it's a scam.

Insist the buyer/seller calls you from a line not blocked. If they refuse, it's a scam.

If he provides a number, but it's a fax machine or the buyer never answers - it's a scam.

If the seller wants you to pay for anything BEFORE funds are secured, it's a scam. (shipping charges, etc.)

If payment issues are more complicated than a check, money order, certified check, wire transfer or cash, it's a scam.

ALWAYS wait for funds to be confirmed as valid by the bank (not just a deposit slip) before allowing the car or title to leave your possession - NEVER assume the funds are good, even a money order or certified check.

Cash TALKS!

DON'T engage with an obvious scammer - simply delete the emails.

Law enforcement can't do anything until a crime has been committed - don't let it get to that point. And finally - if it seems too good to be true, it is. Not utilizing the AACA Online Forums? You should be! It's a great way to connect with other hobbyists on all sorts of things. You can list cars for sale, post events, ask questions about cars, meets, tours, etc. The forums are completely free, but you do need to create an account in order to post, reply and comment. Go to www.aaca.org and go to the forums and use the sign up button in the upper right corner of the page. Once you sign up, you should get an email from the forum admin asking you to verify your account. After verification has been completed, you should be able to sign into the forums and start posting. April 2017 AACA Speedster

October Headlights

Buyer/Seller Beware Pg 1

Presidents Corner Pg 2

Upcoming Activities Pg 3, 4 & 7

Meeting Highlights Pg 4

AACA Library Pg 5

AACA Scholarships Pg 6

Recipe of the Month Pg 6

Fall Tour Pg 7

Classifieds Pg 8&9

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SJRAACA OFFICERS President: Ray McFarland - 609-202-3906 sjraaca@gmail.com Vice President: Terry Shelton - 856-769-0231 Secretary: Becky Counsellor - 856-935-1344 Treasurer: Edna Norr is - 856-339-6587 Editor: Linda McFar land - 609-202-3907

224 Hogate Blvd., Salem, NJ 08079

sjraaca@gmail.com

Board Member - Ron Scott - 856-629-6085 Board Member - Chuck Gibson - 609-221-5435 Board Member - Leon Erdner - 856-207-2224 Board Member - Janet Erdner - 856-935-4871 Past Pres. - Dave Birchmire - 856-371-9304 Sunshine - Bonnie Green - 856-575-5547 Membership-Larry & Eileen Niedzialek-856-691-7403 Swap Meet - Gary Green - 856-575-5547 Website - Linda McFar land - 609-202-3907 Questions?? Feel free to contact any officer or board member and they will be glad to help.

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CLUB MEMBERSHIP SJRAACA dues are $10 per year (due by Jan 1st).

Must be a member of AACA National.

Meetings are at Woodstown Borough Hall at 7 p.m. the 1st Monday of every month except 4th of July & September then it is the following Monday. Call any board member for meeting cancellation notices during weather emergency.

CLUB WEBSITE: www.SJRAACA.com There is always more to see on our Website.

CLUB JACKETS OR SHIRTS??

Placing a shirt & jackets order soon. The cost is on the members. See Linda Golf Shirts: S-XL $22; 2X & 3X $24 Spring Jackets: S-XL $42; 2X $44 & 3X $46 Winter Jackets S-XL $70

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HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! October Birthdays 10-3 Tina Thomson 10-16 Philip Kinsey 10-7 Dave Kaiser 10-25 Eileen Niedzialek 10-8 Leon Erdner 10-31 Jean Ritter 10-8 Ted Ritter 10-31 Chris Ferrarie 10-12 Pat McCann BIRTHDAYS NEEDED! If you haven’t been to a

meeting lately and never gave me your birthday, then I don’t have it. E-mail or mail your birthday to me so I can make sure it’s in the newsletter.

* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * SUNSHINE Bonnie has reported that several of our folks have been hospitalized. Martin Erdner, Doretta Scott, & Bill Wynne.

PRESIDENT’S CORNER Ray McFarland

Greetings members this is a busy time of year for car collectors, with Hershey’s flea market and car meet. I have been extremely busy trying to get my 100 year cantankerous car to run better so that I may drive it on to the

show field and around the neighborhood. I also need it ready for the Salem Christmas parade in December.

We have had a very successful year thus far in our club with many activities and enjoying our cars and fun with you members.

This is the time to drive your cars and enjoy the fall weather, especially with open cars seeing nature’s handiwork with the changing of the trees and the smells of autumn. Also tasting my favorite, apple cider time.

My sincere hope is that you will enjoy this fall season and the beautiful fall tour to St. Michaels. There is still time to register.

This is not the time to leave your cherished collectible cars tucked away. They are much like us as we get older, if you leave them sitting they get stiff. Get out and exercise yourself and your car.

Keep those wheels rolling.

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October, my favorite time of year. Hershey of course is the highlight of October. For the first time in over 40 years we are actually staying for a few days to really enjoy the flea market and of course the Saturday meet.

This year we are taking our 1917 Haynes Touring Car up to the meet for the 2nd time. It will receive a special award for being 100 years old.

Ray has been working very hard to get it running better. It is really a cantankerous old girl, affectionately known to us as “Helen Haynes”. She is a prime example of a car that needs to be driven more often. And she often gets neglected because Ray’s favorite car is, of course, his ‘29 Model A known to us as “Rosie” because of her rose beige color.

Do you have names for your special car? If so, let us know what they are.

Try to come up to Hershey for the meet. Look us up we are in Class 16 with “Helen”.

Hope to see you soon!

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Events & Activities

OCTOBER 2 7:00 PM CLUB MEETING Woodstown Borough Hall

4-7 AACA Eastern Fall Meet—Hershey PA

7 Elmer Harvest Day Car Show

12 6:30 Friendship & Food Night Out Val’s Seafood Trattoria, 195 Center St., Sewell, NJ 08080

14 3:00-6:00 PM BOBBITT “TOYS FOR TOTS” CRUISE - PLEASE BRING A NEW UNWRAPPED TOY. NOVEMBER 3-5 FALL OVERNIGHT TOUR to St. Michaels, MD Leaving Pennsville Burger King at 3:00 PM 6 7:00 PM CLUB MEETING Woodstown Borough Hall 9 FRIENDSHIP & FOOD NIGHT OUT DECEMBER 2 8:30 AM SALEM CHRISTMAS PARADE Meeting at 8:30 am for breakfast at the Oak Diner 4 7:00 PM CLUB MEETING Woodstown Borough Hall 9 5:00-9:00 PM CLUB CHRISTMAS DINNER OCTOBER 12, 2017 FRIENDSHIP & FOOD Val’s Seafood Trattoria 195 Center St., Sewell, NJ

AACA CALENDAR OF EVENTS Listed below are some upcoming National tours and meets you

may be interested in attending: October 4-7, 2017 Eastern Fall Meet—Hershey Region,

Hershey, PA February 8-10, 2018 AACA Annual Meeting, Philadelphia March 2-3, 2018 AACA Special Winter Meet/Special Annual

Grand National, San Juan, Puerto Rico April 5-7, 2018 Southeastern Spring Meet-Hornets Nest

Region, Charlotte, North Carolina April 20-21, 2018 AACA Western Spring Meet-Tucson Region

Tucson, Arizona May 11-12, 2018 Central Spring Meet, Auburn, Indiana May 31-June 2, 2018 Annual Grand National Meet-Western PA

Region, Greensburg, PA July 11-14, 2018 AACA Eastern Spring Meet, Gettysburg, PA Sept. 12-15, 2018 AACA Central Divisional Tour-Amarillo

Region, Texas Panhandle October 10-13, 2018 Eastern Fall Meet-Hershey Region, PA October 21-26, 2018 Founders Tour—S. Illinois Region, Ohio

Valley Chapter, Metropolis, Illinois November 5-9, 2018 AACA Sentimental Tour—Louisiana

Region, Natchez, Mississippi

* * * * * * * * * * * * HELP US CREATE A SPECIAL TIRE REGISTRY

TO SHOW DEMAND (AACA Speedster, April 2017)

We live in an economy which is about 70% consumption based. Suppliers respond to perceived demand. The AACA vehicle owners currently have a weak spot in that demand cycle. Each year, we see an increased number of vehicles

on our fields which originally had alpha radial tires. These are primarily GM, Ford and Chrysler vehicles from 1975 through 1978. Most called for GR78-15, HR78-15 and LR78-15 tires.

I propose that a registry be built identifying AACA vehicle owners who have these particular vehicles needing these or similar tires.

Please contact me with year, make/model, tire size and contact information.

Eric C. Marsh 575 Paulownia Drive China Grove, NC 28023 Cell: 704-267-9383 (I do NOT text) Email: ECMarsh@ctc.net I will log all the information I receive into a database. Once the

number of entries is sufficient to gain attention, I will present a summary to Coker, Kelsey & Universal to get their attention and hopefully a commitment to initiate supply.

Please spread the word. We need to build demand.

REPLACEMENT HOSES FOR AUTOMOBILES

Bartuk Hose & Hydraulics is a distributor for BrakeQuip products. They can make D.O.T. approved brake lines, power steer-ing lines, fuel lines, and air conditioning hoses for most vehicles, regardless of their age. Even it it’s a very unique fitting, we can usually re-use the fitting on a new hose.

Contact: Anthony Casciato at Bartuk Hose & Hydraulics, 1 Surrey Lane, Delran, NJ 08075

856-303-7663 ext. 304 www.bartuk.com

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Meeting Highlights of the South Jersey Region

Monday, October 2, 2017 The meeting was called to order by President Ray McFarland at

7:00 PM and all stood for the Flag salute. There were no new members or guests.

Becky Counsellor read the Secretary’s report and it was accepted as read. Edna Norris gave the Treasurer’s report and it also was accepted as read. Bills were approved for payment.

Dave Birchmire stood to thank everyone for their cards and prayers during their family’s recent bereavement.

Martin Erdner also thanked everyone for the fruit basket and card while he was recently hospitalized.

Sunshine: Bonnie Green noted that a fruit basket was brought to Martin Erdner, a sympathy card was sent to the Birchmires and a get well card was sent to Doretta Scott and Bill Wynne.

Friendship & Food will be at Val’s Seafood Trattoria in Sewell, NJ on Thursday, October 12th.

Ray noted that we have 4 free AACA memberships to be given. Please encourage your friends to come out. He also noted that AACA membership is increasing for 2018 to $40.

Saturday, October 14th is the Bobbitt Toys for Tots Cruise from 3:00-6:00 PM.

Ray also thanked Janet Erdner for all her hard work with the Cruise nights, especially for recruiting all the door prizes. Ray noted that we also need to thank Brian Zimmerman Allstate for donating door prizes.

The Board decided that we should do 5 Kountry Kitchen cruises next year from May to September. Ray will speak to the owner and set up dates.

The Fall Tour to St. Michaels has 13 couples attending. We will be leaving the Pennsville Burger King at 3:00 PM on Friday, November 3rd.

New Business: Dave Birchmire took a few minutes to explain AACA National Balloting and that he is running for the AACA Board. He encouraged everyone to please vote for him and to make sure that you vote for 7 people on the ballot. No more and no less or your vote will not be counted.

Elections: We have 2 Board members who are cycling off the Board of Directors, Ron Scott & Janet Erdner. Both said that they would run again. Ray asked if there was anyone willing to also be on the ballot. No one volunteered. He noted that ballots will be handled by Don & Maria Symonds and will be mailed next week to be returned by October 31, 2017.

Scholarships—Ray noted that the Board voted to send $500 to Pennsylvania College of Technology with an additional amount to be given after the 2018 Swap Meet.

Martin Erdner asked why we are not considering giving our money locally and there was discussion regarding how the scholarships were handled in the past and the fact that the local VoTech had never acknowledged our contributions for several years. More discussion took place and it was finally decided that more information was needed with regard to some local schools to give scholarships. Martin Erdner will make some phone calls and report back at the November meeting.

The Board voted to discontinue paying for 2 service men’s AACA and Local Dues for 2018. Mark Wood has retired and Chris DeHahn is no longer in the area. A motion was made to this affect and was approved.

Swap Meet—Gary Green announced that the Swap Meet date is March 25, 2018 (Palm Sunday). The flyers are being created and printed.

We have several upcoming tours that we will be planning for early 2018. The Bethlehem Museum of Industrial History and the Marshall Estate.

Janet Erdner then spoke on the Club Christmas party. More research needs to be made as our original place had a large increase. She will make more phone calls.

Motion adjourned at 8:00 pm.

SOUTH JERSEY REGION AACA 2017 CRUISE NIGHTS

Bobbitt Auto 595 Salem Quinton Rd. Salem, NJ

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14th 3:00-6:00 PM TOYS FOR TOTS CRUISE

Bring a NEW unwrapped TOY

Hot Dogs & Beverage for all drivers who bring out their antique auto

Come on out and enjoy the music by Ed Counsellor and see old friends.

FOR INFORMATION CONTACT: Ray McFarland 609-202-3906 Martin Erdner 856-935-0537

Check out our website www.sjraaca.com

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SJRAACA Elections We have 2 Board positions open. Would you like to serve a 2 year term on our Board of Directors? Ron Scott & Janet Erdner have said they will run again, but You can also run for the Board. Please let Don or Maria Symonds

know. njmob@comcast.net Ballots will be mailed shortly and should be returned no later than October 31, 2017

AACA Elections Our own Dave Birchmire is running for AACA Board of Directors. Please vote for Dave.

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Those of us who

went to the Kountry

Kitchen Cruise Saturday,

September 23rd we were

thrilled to see Bob &

Theresa Chalow come

out, if only for a short

time.

It was so nice to see

them both.

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New Collections are Arriving at AACA!

The Antique Automobile Club of America’s Library

& Research Center has scored a trio of new collections to

add to their current extensive holdings of over 1,500,000

automotive related documents. This library is unique in

the fact that it is a free public library and available to

anyone worldwide. Its mission continues to be one of

service to hobbyists, researchers and writers regardless of

affiliation with the club or not.

The centerpiece of these new acquisitions is the

incredibly generous donation by Amos Media Company

of the library at the former Cars & Parts magazine. C & P

traces its beginnings to 1957. This extensive library was

used by their staff throughout its long publishing history.

AACA has had an equally long history of involvement

with the magazine as current AACA editor West Peterson

was a former editor at Cars & Parts and noted hobbyist,

editor and all around great guy Bob Stevens was a long

time active AACA member. According to Bruce Boyd,

President of Amos Media Company, “We chose to donate

our collection to the AACA Library as it ensures that the

work of our wonderful staff over the years will continue

to support the collectible vehicle hobby. This library is

unique in its ability to help people worldwide as it has

state-of-the-art library technology and an amazing

professional staff that will preserve the materials for the

future. While it was sad to end the storied run of Cars &

Parts we are most happy to know that the AACA Library

will continue to honor our brand.” The collection at Amos

Media will fill in the blanks of several important

periodicals in the library’s offerings. Being a full service

library is important to AACA as it recognizes all eras of

automotive history. “We are most indebted to Amos

Media for entrusting us with the care of its valuable

library. The collection will remain together as a testimony

to a great company and a great magazine that we all

miss.” stated head Librarian Chris Ritter.

The next collection that has made its way to the

library is a personal but important collection donated by

AACA member Mark Theisen. During his long time

association with antique cars Mark has managed to amass

a sizeable library that filled a car trailer and then some.

The collection includes rare books and brochures that will

be invaluable to researchers especially those with an

interest in Midwest racing. The archives are dedicated to

Mark’s father “Red” who instilled him his love of cars

and racing. The AACA Library & Research Center is

fortunate to have earned the respect of collectors around

the world and to continue to receive amazing donations

such as this. Another very, very cool eclectic collection is

working its way here to be added to previous material we

have from the Fisher Body Craftsman Guild.

Finally, a fan of the AACA Library and noted

automotive writer Jim Donnelly is working with us to fill

our shelves with books we currently do not have. Jim has

an extensive collection so we are hopeful to add more to

our holdings. Growing our library means we can help

more people, preserve history and that is the name of the

game.

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RESEARCH The AACA Library and Research Center is open free

to the public during our regular hours of operation. While

visiting the library you can view any of our books or look

at specific information regarding one of your cars or

maybe just an automobile topic that you are interested in.

For those of you that can’t make it out to the library in

person, we offer off-site research available to anyone who

is interested to be completed by library staff.

AACA Members receive 1.5 hours of free research per

calendar year with additional time charged at the normal

rate.

For more information go to www.aacalibrary.org

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Scholarships Available! By Earl Mowrey, Jr.

AACA Vice President

Youth Development

If you have children or grandchildren nearing college age and need money to help make this happen, then this article is for you! AACA has six scholarships available, 5 different categories.

Please note that the full details are not listed in this article. Full details and forms are under the young member tab on the AACA Website, www.aaca.org

The Susquehannock Region Automotive Technology Scholarship is a cash award to a student currently enrolled in an institution of higher learning leading to a degree in antique auto restoration or automotive technology.

The Young People’s Award requires that the applicant be nominated by a Region or Chapter of AACA and a copy of the minutes when the student is nominated be included with application. This is for a child or grandchild of a 5 year or more good standing member, who has been accepted or is enrolled into an accredited institution of higher learning; either a four year bachelor’s degree or a two year vocational degree program.

The AACA Scholarship Award has the same requirements as the Young People’s Award except nominations by a Region or Chapter are not required.

The John and Janet Ricketts Leadership Scholarship is for an AACA member, child or grandchild of an active AACA member for at least 5 years and has been accepted or is enrolled into an institution of higher learning. The applicant must have demonstrated active interest in AACA through participation in its programs or interest in the hobby of antique vehicles through restoration, preservation, or ownership and be able to demonstrate a clear history of leadership.

The Louise Bianchi Chiotti Memorial Scholarship is based on the same rules as the Susquehannock Region Automotive Technology Scholarship.

Please review all of the scholarship requirements listed on the AACA website.

Apply now because applications are due by December 1.

Fall 2016 Rummage Box

RECIPE OF THE MONTH

BACARDI RUM CAKE By Judy Fischer

Cake 1 cup chopped pecans or walnuts 1 pkg. yellow cake mix 1 pkg. Jello instant vanilla pudding 4 eggs 1/2 cup cold water 1/2 cup Wesson oil 1/2 cup Barcardi dark rum Glaze Melt butter in saucepan. 1/4 lb. butter (1 stick) Stir in water and sugar. 1/4 cup water Boil 5 minutes, stirring 1 cup granulated sugar constantly. 1/2 cup Bacardi rum Remove from heat. Stir in rum. Preheat oven to 325 degrees. Grease and flour 10” tube or 12 cup Bundt pan. Sprinkle nuts over bottom of pan. Mix all cake ingredients together. Pour batter over nuts. Bake 1 hour. Cool. Invert on serving plate. Prick top. Spoon and brush glaze evenly over top and sides. Allow cake to absorb glaze. Repeat till glaze is used up.

Have a recipe you would like to share?

Send your recipe to Linda

at sjraaca@gmail.com

Don’t forget, we still have

SJRAACA cookbooks for sale.

$10

They make great gifts.

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WELCOME FALL OVERNIGHT TOUR to St. Michaels, Maryland

Nov. 3,4,5, 2017 (90 Miles from Pennsville Burger King)

Leaving Friday, November 3rd, 3:00 PM from Pennsville Lodging Rates: St. Michaels Inn $122.40 (2 Double Beds) 1228 S. Talbot Street $118.15 (1 Queen Bed) St. Michaels, MD Breakfast Included 410-745-3333 MUST RESERVE BEFORE OCTOBER 3, 2017 Rooms reserved under “South Jersey Antique Auto Club”

Lots of fun things to see and do. For more information contact

Linda McFarland.

ALWAYS CHECK OUT OUR WEBSITE WWW.SJRAACA.COM

For up to date information on all our activities.

Photos of all of our activities and cruises are also on our website.

Upcoming car shows that you may be

interested in attending.

Friday, October 20, 2017 - 5:30-7:00 PM

New Jersey Motorsports Park Trunk or Treat A Halloween event where participants open their trunks, or backs of their vehicles and Decorate them. Then pass out candy to children 12 and under from their trunks. Registration: http://bit.ly/2cNz801

Saturday, October 21, 2017

Mount Holly 15th Annual Car Show Noon—4 PM $20 Car Registration Fee All makes & models welcome Historic Downtown Mount Holly Street Opens for Car Show vehicles @ 10 AM For info: MountHollyCarShow.com Saturday, October 21, 2017 Horsepower by the Bay Car Show 10 AM to 2 PM Trophies and categories for cars and boats $5 registration feel for nonjudged cars $10 registration fee for judged Please preregister Dash plaques to the first 200 people registered To register go to: www.somerspointhistory.org Questions contact Kirk at coupe1956@aol.com Saturday, October 21, 2017 Car Cruise at The Inn at Salem Country Club Pumpkin Carving Evening from 4:45-8:00 PM Dinner $19.95 Adults, $9.95 children 12 under Everyone received a free pumpkin 91 Country Club Road, Salem, NJ

Have a story about your Special car?

How about writing something for our

newsletter?

Send it to Linda McFarland

sjraaca@gmail.com

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SJRAACA CLASSIFIEDS

FOR SALE 1964 PONTIAC GTO Hardtop $49,500

Frame-Off Restoration w/photo album

Factory A/C, 4 Speed, Tri-Power

Power Steering, Power Brakes Tinted Glass, Hurst wheels & radial redlines Silvermist grey w/black interior

PHS documented GTOAA regional meet 1st place winner Owned 11 years Contact Ted Ritter-856-451-3030 (day) 856-455-4073 (eve)

* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * FOR SALE - 1967 MUSTANG CONVERTIBLE $19,000 Red w/black interior V8 Engine Automatic 5,000 miles on rebuilt engine Power top & power steering Contact Bill Wynne 856-478-6103

* * * * * * * * * * * * * * FOR SALE—1977 MERCURY MARQUIS $1,000 2 Door Sound Running Power Steering AM/FM Radio Air Conditioning Some surface rust Leather Seats No power Windows Contact John Bobbitt 856-935-3222

* * * * * * * * * * * * * * FOR SALE- 1966 Thunderbird $9,500 390auto/PS/PW 58,500 original miles

California car. Mostly orig except wheels

and body side molding. One small chip on hood

and small seam open on back of passenger seat.

Many pictures available. Asking $9,500!

Contact: Natalie 609-517-5648

If you are in need of automotive batteries, call Ed Counsellor at 856-362-0001 He carries Interstate Batteries.

SJRAACA CLASSIFIEDS FOR SALE 1929 FORD MODEL A Roadster Pickup Steel body, fenders and bed 4 cylinder motor/trans are out of truck Good frame Includes headlights & misc. parts Great winter project $5,200 with title Contact John—856-468-5107

* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * FOR SALE—1966 AMC AMBASSADOR $5,000 Nash 327 - 94,600 miles No Rust

Super Clean New Battery & Wiring Extra Hubcaps Contact Shanonn @856-264-7005

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FOR SALE 1941 FORD COUPE $8,000 negotiable

Car is on frame, Stripped almost all N.O.S. Parts. Rebuilt Mercury flathead V-8 engine never ran.

New Tires For Info call Henry at # 609 364 0996

or 856-696-0643

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FOR SALE 4 COOPER TRENDSETTER SE TIRES P205 70R 15

Brand New—No miles. $75 EACH or Best Offer Contact Ed 856-362-0001

There’s room here for your car or parts for sale

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SJRAACA CLASSIFIEDS

FOR SALE: 1930 MODEL A FORD 6 WHEEL SPORT COUPE $15,000 with Rumble Seat Older Restoration

Looks and Drives Great $15,000 CONTACT: John 856 468 5107

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FOR SALE: 1971 OLDS W-30 - $60,000 455 ci Block

Power Windows, Brakes, Steering, Factory A/C 63,000 Miles (believed to be original) Many more factory extras, contact for more detailed info CONTACT: Bill Berenato 856-686-2106

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FOR SALE: 1962 PONTIAC STAR CHIEF - $12,500 OBO Low mileage Excellent Condition, garage kept Original Owner

Excellent interior Starts right up CONTACT: Durland Weale, New York 601-350-2179 (Ask for Alice)

SJRAACA CLASSIFIEDS

FOR SALE: 1980 CORVETTE - $12,000 OBO 36,000 Miles

Big Block 454 Chrome side pipes Fresh 4 wheel alignment

Many new parts, too much to list Fun car to drive CONTACT: Ed 856-362-0001

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FOR SALE: 1965 FORD THUNDERBIRD SPECIAL - $17,500 Landau Coupe Limited Edition (1 of 4,500 produced in 1965)

Emberglo Exterior Parchment Interior Factory AC Full Power Everything Workshop manuals, etc. repair history back to 2005

Well maintained CONTACT: Ray Koziol koziolr@comcast.net 908-963-9517

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Advertise your auto for sale here!

Send photos and details to

Linda McFarland

sjraaca@gmail.com

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South Jersey Region AACA c/o Linda McFarland 224 Hogate Blvd. Salem, NJ 08079

SOUTH JERSEY REGION ANTIQUE AUTOMOBILE CLUB OF AMERICA DATES TO REMEMBER OCTOBER 2 7:00 PM CLUB MEETING- Woodstown Borough Hall 4-7 AACA Eastern Fall Meet—Hershey PA

7 Elmer Harvest Day Car Show 12 6:30 PM FRIENDSHIP & FOOD NIGHT OUT Val’s Seafood Trattoria, 195 Center Street, Sewell, NJ 08080 14 3:00-6:00 PM BOBBITT “TOYS FOR TOTS” CRUISE PLEASE BRING A NEW UNWRAPPED TOY. NOVEMBER 3-5 FALL OVERNIGHT TOUR to St. Michaels, MD 6 7:00 PM CLUB MEETING - Woodstown Borough Hall 9 6:30 PM FRIENDSHIP & FOOD NIGHT OUT (To be announced)

DECEMBER 2 8:30 AM SALEM CHRISTMAS PARADE 4 7:00 PM CLUB MEETING - Woodstown Borough Hall 9 5:00-9:00 PM CLUB CHRISTMAS PARTY

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