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If you want to reply or can help either contact the sender or myself
Be where make sure you believe they are genuine before you give personnel information away and take normal precautions
Name
Richard Hatchett
Email
hatchettr@hotmail.com
Comment
Dear Chris
I wonder if you can help at all from your expertise? I'm in the process of completing a novel set just before the First World War (in England). The country house within the story would have a car as well as the usual horse and carriage, and I do not want to make a guess at the type of car such a house would have had around 1910. Are you able to offer any advice so I can ensure accuracy? I hope you may be able to help and thanks as always.
Richard
Richard Hatchett
hatchettr@hotmail.com
Comment
Dear Chris
I wonder if you can help at all from your expertise? I'm in the process of completing a novel set just before the First World War (in England). The country house within the story would have a car as well as the usual horse and carriage, and I do not want to make a guess at the type of car such a house would have had around 1910. Are you able to offer any advice so I can ensure accuracy? I hope you may be able to help and thanks as always.
Richard
peter cullen <petercu123@gmail.com>
Tue, 6 Jun, 00:40
to me
Hi
I am looking for parts for my austin York and hoping you can help me with supplier or someone who has a York
Much appreciated
Peter Cullen
Tue, 6 Jun, 00:40
to me
Hi
I am looking for parts for my austin York and hoping you can help me with supplier or someone who has a York
Much appreciated
Peter Cullen
frank-nh@gmx.de
Frank Noack
Comment
Dear Sir / Madam
i have an 1935 BMW 319 /1 Roadster for Sale with BMW Certificate
May you pass this on to your members
This BMW 319/1 VIN (VIN 55008) was built in the Eisenach plant in 1935 and delivered to the BMW dealer Philipp Kraft in Mainz on May 2nd, 1935, according to the BMW CLASSIC certificate. (Certificate is available).
Unfortunately, there are no more documents from the BMW dealer Philipp Kraft in Mainz and there is no information about the original color. However, we know that this vehicle was delivered as a 319/1 Roadster. This vehicle is said to have been sold in the UK in the mid or late 1970s. Unfortunately, there is no solid evidence here. The vehicle is fully restored and all original parts have been overhauled where possible, the trained eye of a collector will of course see some details that need improvement. We have also taken this into account in the price.
verifiable history:
According to the registration, the vehicle first appeared in the UK on November 2nd, 2006.
And in March 2008 it was sold to the USA by the auction house Coys at the Techno Classica in Essen. Presumably a classic car dealer from Danville, California bought the vehicle. Then the vehicle went to the Auto Collection in Las Vegas and was in the museum there.
A private collector from California then bought the vehicle in 2010 and has kept it in perfect condition to this day.
No matching number - the engine number 55739
Block number: 319011000 built in 1935 this engine comes from a 319 sedan
Frank Noack
Comment
Dear Sir / Madam
i have an 1935 BMW 319 /1 Roadster for Sale with BMW Certificate
May you pass this on to your members
This BMW 319/1 VIN (VIN 55008) was built in the Eisenach plant in 1935 and delivered to the BMW dealer Philipp Kraft in Mainz on May 2nd, 1935, according to the BMW CLASSIC certificate. (Certificate is available).
Unfortunately, there are no more documents from the BMW dealer Philipp Kraft in Mainz and there is no information about the original color. However, we know that this vehicle was delivered as a 319/1 Roadster. This vehicle is said to have been sold in the UK in the mid or late 1970s. Unfortunately, there is no solid evidence here. The vehicle is fully restored and all original parts have been overhauled where possible, the trained eye of a collector will of course see some details that need improvement. We have also taken this into account in the price.
verifiable history:
According to the registration, the vehicle first appeared in the UK on November 2nd, 2006.
And in March 2008 it was sold to the USA by the auction house Coys at the Techno Classica in Essen. Presumably a classic car dealer from Danville, California bought the vehicle. Then the vehicle went to the Auto Collection in Las Vegas and was in the museum there.
A private collector from California then bought the vehicle in 2010 and has kept it in perfect condition to this day.
No matching number - the engine number 55739
Block number: 319011000 built in 1935 this engine comes from a 319 sedan
