1928 Paige - 1 attachment

Would any one have any further information on theis car?

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Charles J. Sullivan
Transportation Photography
Melrose, Massachusetts

Charles J. Sullivan added these comments in the current discussion du
jour ...

> Would any one have any further information on theis car?
>

Charles, I don't know how serious you are about getting IDs on some of
these interesting-but-obscure cars but perhaps it'd be a good idea to
invest in The Standard Catalog of American Cars 1805 (not a typo) - 1942.
There's 2 more editions to cover the post-war years. Short of that,
Googling often is quite productive.

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HP, aka Jerry

"If it waddles like a duck and quacks like a duck, it must be a duck"

"HEMI-Powered" > wrote in
:

> Charles J. Sullivan added these comments in the current discussion du
> jour ...
>
>> Would any one have any further information on theis car?
>>
>
> Charles, I don't know how serious you are about getting IDs on some of
> these interesting-but-obscure cars but perhaps it'd be a good idea to
> invest in The Standard Catalog of American Cars 1805 (not a typo) -
> 1942. There's 2 more editions to cover the post-war years. Short of
> that, Googling often is quite productive.
>

Cars are not my main interest. Trucks and Fire Apparatus are, along with
maritime subjects. Of over 100,000 photos in the last 20 years, probably
only about 1000 cars. When I photograph cars it is usually at a show where
things are identified. Sometimes I will photograph something along the
road or some one will send me some photos, which is the last batch of
requests. There seems to be quite a few knowledgable folks on this list
that seem to be willing to help. However if I am abusing this resource, I
will stop, just let me know.

--
Charles J. Sullivan
Transportation Photography
Melrose, Massachusetts

Charles J. Sullivan added these comments in the current discussion du
jour ...

>>> Would any one have any further information on theis car?
>>
>> Charles, I don't know how serious you are about getting IDs on some
>> of these interesting-but-obscure cars but perhaps it'd be a good
>> idea to invest in The Standard Catalog of American Cars 1805 (not a
>> typo) - 1942. There's 2 more editions to cover the post-war years.
>> Short of that, Googling often is quite productive.
>
> Cars are not my main interest. Trucks and Fire Apparatus are, along
> with maritime subjects. Of over 100,000 photos in the last 20
> years, probably only about 1000 cars. When I photograph cars it is
> usually at a show where things are identified. Sometimes I will
> photograph something along the road or some one will send me some
> photos, which is the last batch of requests. There seems to be
> quite a few knowledgable folks on this list that seem to be willing
> to help. However if I am abusing this resource, I will stop, just
> let me know.
>
never hurts to ask. good luck in your endeavors.

--
HP, aka Jerry

"If it waddles like a duck and quacks like a duck, it must be a duck"

At my age, not buying any more books on cars. I like to share info from those
that I do have and especially orphan cars. I have about 27 or some books
collected over the years plus a couple thousand photos taken at auctions and car
shows. Don't know what will happen to them when the old ticker bites the dust.
But then I won't be able to worry about them so it'll be up to my niece and
nephew to dispose of them. If they send the with me, they will be incinerated.
I hear it pretty hot with fire and brimstone there. lol



On Sun, 27 Jul 2008 12:54:32 GMT, "HEMI-Powered" > wrote:

>>Charles J. Sullivan added these comments in the current discussion du
>>jour ...
>>
>>>>> Would any one have any further information on theis car?
>>>>
>>>> Charles, I don't know how serious you are about getting IDs on some
>>>> of these interesting-but-obscure cars but perhaps it'd be a good
>>>> idea to invest in The Standard Catalog of American Cars 1805 (not a
>>>> typo) - 1942. There's 2 more editions to cover the post-war years.
>>>> Short of that, Googling often is quite productive.
>>>
>>> Cars are not my main interest. Trucks and Fire Apparatus are, along
>>> with maritime subjects. Of over 100,000 photos in the last 20
>>> years, probably only about 1000 cars. When I photograph cars it is
>>> usually at a show where things are identified. Sometimes I will
>>> photograph something along the road or some one will send me some
>>> photos, which is the last batch of requests. There seems to be
>>> quite a few knowledgable folks on this list that seem to be willing
>>> to help. However if I am abusing this resource, I will stop, just
>>> let me know.
>>>
>>never hurts to ask. good luck in your endeavors.