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09-09-2010, 10:45 AM
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Help tracking down car
I feel like a massive idiot. I was doing a car search some weeks ago before our computer went away to be cleaned. I found an oldies (most likely 20's or 30's) car that was great for what I needed. I stupidly did not bookmark the page. I do remember writing down the name, but have not been able to find it anywhere. For some reason I keep thinking it had an 800 in the name, yet all my google searching has turned up nothing. It was rare and I don't recall it having a big car maker title attached (ie, Ford). Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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09-13-2010, 11:17 AM
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Re: Help tracking down car
Go to www.hemmings.com , a site which features coverage of the automobile industry as well as publishing a monthly " magazine " available at your local news stand . The web site offers lots of info ( including a forum ) as well as pictures of many antiques and classic automobiles . The magazine does as well but also has many pages of vehicle , from around the USA and the rest of the world , being offered for sale .You might spot your mystery car there or find a suitable replacement ? Good luck !
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