Rookie- Part 2

If you are around Friday morning come on down to tech session. Lots of good information from people who work on their cars.
Frank

Well,

I can't argue with Rum-Runner, and being "gummed by a geezer" certainly isn't pleasant either ! :rolleyes:

Rum-Runner wrote: Mike, Only a few of us have teeth anymore.

Uh oh. Maybe I should re-think this whole thing.

Mike, Only a few of us have teeth anymore.

Bruce,

If its like it was last year, on Saturday AM in the park, the cars are pretty much parked according to year. In other words, you should find many examples of what you are looking for in the same general vicinity. There will be lots of club members around the cars; all you have to do his ask, only a few of us bite.

I recently joined the forum and the club and several of you responded to my post in the forum and by PM. It looks like I will go to the museum in Auburn on Friday afternoon, spend the night, then go to the reunion in the park on Saturday morning. I think I have my wife talked into going- well almost. My brother plans to go too.

Anyway, here's the important stuff....I really like the 1931-33 model Auburns (especially the Phaetons) best, followed by certain 1928-30 models. The 1931-33 models were the ones that I was most attracted to when I visited the museum in the past. I guess it has something to do with that "gangster" look.

Who should I talk to about that era of cars?