Was the insert always leather or canvas? My 1707's insert almost looks like its a aluminum sheet.

I can understand that they could make a stamping for big roofs, but even coupes have the insert, did the technology not even exist for small roofs?

What a waste! If you had to do it use a Chevy or so but not a Packard

With that color scheme you might get into patent trouble with john deere

Talking about windows 8 what a POS! I rather go back to windows 95! My old desktop crashed and I like the new touch screen desktop bot the OS is the worse

I remember the days when I was living in upstate NY with the lake effect! 3 ft snow, and the next day shoveling the roofs of the barns to prevent them from caving in.
Right now we have blowing dust here in west TX! 69F, 45 mph wind with gusts as high as 60 mph!

That's funny, I called on that vehicle cause I thought it seemed like a good deal, but Kody just bought it the day before. I guess that vehicle was destined to end up here in the panhandle of Texas 1 way or another.

I don't know if it ever has been done, but I think a well deserved is overdue to all the senior (that is in postings not in age ) forum members here! All us newbee's out here are posting (sometimes repeated) questions but they all get answered with respect and dignity. Heads off to all you senior members on this forum! It makes it pleasant to be here!

Nice car Tom!

There's no date or dealer on the little plate, does that automatically mean it was destined for export?

My untrained eye can tell you its a 1934 super 8, but I know the other 99.9% of the other forum participants can tell you a beck of a lot more. Would be nice if you had some more pictures

Looks like to me that its an abandoned train project for a parade or so