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universal-engravers.com
03:51 AM on November 11, 2009
great site!
maybe I can be of service, I restore the original marking on anything,check out my new site and tell me what you think, please!
gravendave
maybe I can be of service, I restore the original marking on anything,check out my new site and tell me what you think, please!
gravendave
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Dennis Cusack
03:03 PM on July 27, 2009
Drew Rogers says...
It is exciting to see a site with some actual information on these cars. I have a 1939 Combination Coupe waiting restoration and the information here will really help a lot. Any ideas on how many of my particular model are still left? I will send photos if you send me your email address.
Drew
Do you still have your car? If so, where are you with it? I am restoring a combo couple as well. Perhaps we can compare notes.
Dennis Cusack
CT
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Jack Johnson
09:44 PM on July 04, 2009
I have a 1940 Graham Sharknose that has been restored since 1991. We recently met Bob Feldes at the International Meet in Carson City. We drove our car to and from the meet as well as to all of the events, but one. We, also drove our car in the 1992 Great American Race.
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graham38-40
09:38 AM on May 04, 2009
I have a clock for a '39 but needs restoration, and I also have a NOS glass for it.. I will bring it to the Hershey fall meet. Space number C4F12 or the Graham Owners Club.
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Eric Ringstrom
02:30 PM on May 01, 2009
I'm helping a friend out w/ his 1939 Sharknose combo coupe. Looking for an original clock. I'm not sure what other years if any interchange. Any help would be appreciated. Great site! Thanks
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Matt Beaver
11:03 PM on February 11, 2009
I have a 1938 6cly w/supercharger mostly complete motor. needs to be gone through, but looking to sell.
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Brett Snyder
05:44 PM on December 31, 2008
This is a great web site. Lots of good information. I own a 37 Graham Cavalier business coupe. Forth actual owner. I'm in the process of restoring.
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Tony Castronovo
09:40 PM on December 27, 2008
I am looking to buy a 1937 Graham Cavalier, 4 door six cylinder. 2 questions:
1. Are parts readily available.
2. what should I pay for an unrestored running 4 door Cavalier?
Thanks for the help
1. Are parts readily available.
2. what should I pay for an unrestored running 4 door Cavalier?
Thanks for the help
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Larry L. Cole
04:00 PM on December 14, 2008
Just purchased 39 Graham 4 dr. In storage in Dayton FL for 6 years. Car has 57K miles very little rust. Need gas tank, engine bearings, and fender skirts, Help anyone. Thanks
