Hot Rods Does anyone know who had this 1915'ish Model T Roadster/Gow Job For Sale at Hershey this year?

Does anyone know who had this 1915 Model T Roadster/Gow Job for sale at Hershey this year? Thanks in advance. GZ
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If you know what space it was in, you could check the Hershey directory to see whose space it was.

 

Unfortunately, I was not there but am interested in the car. I saw this photo on the AACA website. I know nothing else but want to find out.....

 

There's a trailer plate number. I already tried Connecticut ... nope. May not be in the system, or it's another state.

And no ... license plate look ups isn't stalking. It's public information, whether on the road, or via an internet picture. Does anyone recognize the plate pattern ?

 

Illinois fades from blue on top to white on the bottom and the letter/number style matches up
Chappy

 

Welp' ... not Illinois. Comes up as a 2017 Acura TLX. Likely not a tow vehicle, right ? Plus, its "supposed" to be a trailer plate. I know people put plates on trailers, but that one is pretty beat to hell. Looks like it's been a trailer plate for a bit.

Edit : Not Kentucky either. Next victim, please.

 

You guys are great!!1 Thanks for your help. Hopefully I can come up with something!

 

Just a guess from the photo but try AZ

 

@kidcampbell71 and @GZ
try this....

 

I looked at this on Wednesday it was in the front lot of the Giant center, and I even looked at where they were from.. unfortunately my brain was in automotive overdrive.. how about Quebec ?


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Yes sir, did that. Connecticut Trailer. Someone pointed out the outline in the upper left corner, too. So appears to be, the right state given. I think the plate is unregistered. It wasn't "current". Alot of us our guilty of that. Guess this guy was too. Dead end on plate help. Oh well. Sorry GZ.

 

Did you try PA?

 

"No plate located". Doesn't exist in Pa.

The upper left corner of the Model T trailer's plate, appears to have the same dark blue Connecticut state outline, as the Connecticut Trailer plate above. Pretty sure it's just an out of date Conn. plate.

 

I’m trying to make out the pole number in the photo. I have my program still. That may help us get closer to a list of vendors near that pole.

 

Not having much luck with that, I went to the original photo on the AACA website as well and it’s just as grainy on that detail. I’ll keep trying. From the program it’s likely at Orange Field, highest number of three digit poles.

 

Dang' ... so close, but yet soooo' far.

 

If I would of had the original of the above shot I could have pulled in the window sticker, but they wanted $19,500 for it.

 

The shot came from Instagram. Maybe one of you guys know him ?



I reached out for T contact information, if he had it ... but didn't think to ask for an original image.

Rolled thru tons of photos, and a bunch of videos before I found that one. Of course, now I'm on break ...

@typo41

 

Looks like a long time NJ car that was owned by Sam Baker,not sure if he still has it.

 

He is south jersey ardun on the hamb.

 

Bingo !! Louie for the win.

http://jerseygaspumps.tripod.com/1915modelt.html

 

Man ... if this isn't completely awesome, I dunno' what is.

 

Holy Cow. The power of the HAMB is amazing. Based on the above Sam's website, he says the car is no longer part of his collection but I will contact him in hopes of locating the current owner. Thanks. You guys are GREAT!!!