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1 Sassy Brass November 2014 Volume 5 Issue 4 Jack Lesher sitting in a 1913 Rolls-Royce Silver Ghost owned by Michael and Cynthia Sierra of Odessa, FL during the Hershey Hangover III. 1 0 the Hershey Antique Auto Show. Augie Lesher standing in front of a 1906 National at the JW Rich Collection.

2015 Susquehanna Valley Region HCCA Calendar March 1, 2015: March 1-6, 2015: May 2, 2015: May 18-21, 2015: June 2015: July 18, 2015: August 15, 2015: September 2015: October 7-10 2015: October 11-12

TBA Brass in Berks County Tour Activity TBA Strasburg Antique Autos Show SVR Run to Rough and Tumble at Kinzers Activity TBA AACA Hershey Flea Market and Meet Hershey Hangover IV Susquehanna Valley

2 2015 Susquehanna Valley Region HCCA Calendar March 1, 2015: March 1-6, 2015: May 2, 2015: May 18-21, 2015: June 2015: July 18, 2015: August 15, 2015: September 2015: October : October : November 1, 2015: Susquehanna Valley Region Meeting at Reinholds Restorations 2015 Texas Bluebonnet National Convention and Tour Kerrville, TX Susquehanna Valley Region Dust-off Tour Location TBA Brass in Berks County Tour Activity TBA Strasburg Antique Autos Show SVR Run to Rough and Tumble at Kinzers Activity TBA AACA Hershey Flea Market and Meet Hershey Hangover IV Susquehanna Valley Region Meeting Inside this Issue... President s Message pg. 4 HCCA National News pg. 5 November Meeting Minutes pg. 6-8 Annual Dues Renewal pg Left and 14 3/4 Returned pgs Spotted in Hershey pg. 12 Hershey Hangover III 2014 pgs Just for Fun pg. 17 Announcements pg. 18 Classifieds and pgs Resources 2

Susquehanna Valley Region HCCA Contact Page Join the Susquehanna Valley Region Horseless Carriage Club of America : Contact: Jeff Lesher Email:

com Home phone: 717-336 -3203 Officers for 2014 President Jeff Lesher Vice President Butch Arnold Treasurer Don Barlup Secretary Bob Ladd Web

3 Susquehanna Valley Region HCCA Contact Page Join the Susquehanna Valley Region Horseless Carriage Club of America : Contact: Jeff Lesher lesh4@dejazzd.com Home phone: Officers for 2014 President Jeff Lesher Vice President Butch Arnold Treasurer Don Barlup Secretary Bob Ladd Web Master & Newsletter Tracy Lesher Membership Chairperson Vacant Your Susquehanna Valley Region HCCA Editor can be reached via at: edsvrhcca@gmail.com Check us out on Facebook at Susquehanna Valley Region HCCA! Upload pictures of your brass car adventures and projects to our page. 3

President s Message Fall 2014 Tracy says she only needs a few paragraphs, and I m struggling with how to capture everything since August in only a few paragraphs.

4 President s Message Fall 2014 Tracy says she only needs a few paragraphs, and I m struggling with how to capture everything since August in only a few paragraphs. We had a few region members meet and venture down to a fun filled day at Rough and Tumble and then there was Hershey and the Hangover III. What can I say??? We had a lot of fun!!! The weather at Hershey was a lot drier this year and we got to see a lot of Horseless Carriages on the flea market field, the high wheeler run in and on the show field on Saturday. Then there was the Hangover. It started out chilly, but everyone had a great time visiting the Jack Rich Collection, Golden Age Museum and The Amish Experience. Of course everyone also enjoyed the Good Humor man that arrived at Golden Age to give us our much anticipated ice cream stop. Almost all the cars completed a challenging but enjoyable two days. Thanks to Bob Ladd and John McAnlis for pulling this together. We had a nice little November business meeting in our garage on Sunday the second, a venue move due to the sudden death of Richard Reinhold Sr. We had a very nice parade of antique cars for his funeral procession. We will be back at Reinholds Restorations for the March meeting and to plan out the 2015 activities. Don t forget to vote for national HCCA board members and pay your national dues. One thing that was decided in a brief SVR Board meeting after the business meeting was to reduce the 2015 dues as a result of our profits from the Reliability and Hangover. Tracy, the boys and I want to wish everyone a joyous holiday season and a prosperous new year and don t forget to check your antifreeze as they are already talking about the polar vortex!!! Happy Cranking, Jeff From your Editor... I would like to thank Clay Green and Bob Ladd for contributing to this newsletter. Their articles are greatly appreciated! Any member is more than welcome to submit technical information and articles. Since the next newsletter will be late winter, I am looking for a technical article related to prepping your brass vehicle for the spring touring the season. -Tracy 4

HCCA National News HCCA IRS Tax Status It s official On August 18, 2014, the Horseless Carriage Club of America received a letter from the IRS officially stating that our tax exempt status is

5 HCCA National News HCCA IRS Tax Status It s official On August 18, 2014, the Horseless Carriage Club of America received a letter from the IRS officially stating that our tax exempt status is 501(c)(7). Years of planning and effort have come to closure. For the full definition of the tax exempt status 501(c)(7), you should go to IRS.gov. HCCA Web Site Changes - Have you noticed the changes on the HCCA web site HCCA Tour Library (New) - In order to promote, assist and honor the work that goes into putting on tour events, a decision was made to create a location where members can view past tours (who and where they were put on) and find guides to help people on how to plan an event Though the new resource is initially just a hand full of tours (30+), there will be a continued effort to add additional tours and establish a procedure for submission of new tours. Web Site Menus The old menus on the HCCA site would occasionally bounce up and down when a mouse was moved over them. The issue has been fixed. There will be a continued effort to make the site more compatible to new display media (phones, pads and tablets). Live Preview of Ad Pictures An advertiser now can see a live preview of the image going into their advertisement. Video in Advertisements Advertisers now have the ability to embed a You Tube video in their advertisement and preview it before posting. Election of 2015 Board Members Inserted in with the Sept / October issue of the HCCA Gazette magazine, voting HCCA members will receive the form to vote for their choice for the new 2015 class of National directors. Your vote will make a difference. Get involved and participate, it s your club HCCA Roster / Production Status With the 2014 summer tour season over, the focus will now change to the final details and production of a new 2014 HCCA Roster. The plan is to have it distributed to the members sometime after Hershey but before the end of this year. Though member data is all set, advertisements are being collected and laid out in the final format Just think, another present for your holiday When we know the exact distribution time, you will be advised. March 1-6, 2015 HCCA National Convention & Tour, Kerrville, TX Sponsored by North Texas Regional Group; Host / Karl Darby, For Flyer, Tour information, and Registration form go to the HCCA web site (HCCA.ORG) and look under the Calendar menu Register now before the holidays Educate, Share and Pass It On Carlton Pate / anpcop@aol.com 5

6 November Meeting Minutes Minutes from Susquehanna Valley Region, HCCA November Business Meeting Sunday, November 2 nd, 2014 Home of Jeff and Tracy Lesher Reinholds, PA Meeting was called to order at 3:18 PM by President Jeff. It was decided to dispense with the reading of the March meeting minutes since they were published in the newsletter. Don Barlup gave two treasurers reports covering final Reliability Tour numbers. Total profits from the tour were $4, (after a $100 refund to all cars that participated) and Don sent a check to Hershey Region for $2, with a note saying the funds were to be put towards Youth Activities. Our region netted $2, In addition, Don reported that final numbers for the Hangover III showed an ending profit of $ Jeff reported that we had no new region members but that we would continue to offer a free first year for any new members to the region. He has sent information to a few prospects that contacted the National HCCA office regarding local regions. He included copies of the newsletter with the application for these people to see what we do. Under Old Business, Jeff gave Bob Ladd s report on the Hangover III. It was agreed that we will make a formal decision on Hangover IV at the March meeting based on Bob s recommendation and willingness to do another one. Clay Green has offered to help do a day s tour and Jeff and Tracy Lesher are willing to serve as registration chairs. Jeff reported that the Old Tyme Car Club would be having a reorganizational meeting on November 8 th at the Boyertown Museum. Hopefully this will help reinvigorate the region and we will continue to include them on invitations for future tours. 6

7 November Meeting Minutes Continued Under New Business, Jeff reviewed the tentative 2015 Calendar of Events: March 2 nd Business Meeting at Reinholds Restorations May 2 nd Dust Off Tour Possible Covered Bridges Theme May 17 th Brass in Berks Flea Market May BBC Tour June Possible Mike Romano two or three day tour July 18 Strasburg Railroad Tour and Show August - Tour to Rough and Tumble October Hershey and Hershey Hangover IV November Business Meeting Mike Romano discussed possible tours he has laid out based in Quakertown, PA. He d be willing to do a two or three day tour that would include the Hellertown Museum, Martin Guitar and possibly the Nicola Bulgari Collection. Pollack Restorations and Eastwood in Pottstown and the Boyertown Museum and Oley Turnpike Dairy. Mike is willing to run this if we think we can get enough support and turn out. Discussion was had regarding promoting this and including the Old Tyme Car Club membership and stressing it would be open to any pre 1932 vehicles as it is a local tour. We will have further discussion regarding details. Clay Green reported on 2015 Brass in Berks and said that he has changed the Wednesday evening cruise to be to Shady Maple. In addition for Monday evening he is looking at doing a Question/Answer educational presentation with a group of moderators. Topics such as how to easily change tires/rims, how to use Totally Awesome to degrease your chassis and anything else that helps make keeping our old cars drivable. Everyone seemed to think this was good idea. Jeff also asked if they would be doing a Ladies Driving school again as it was very popular and there could be a larger turnout based on the positive press from last year. Clay would look into this. 7

There was a lot of discussion about this opportunity. Being no other new business, the meeting was adjourned at 4:04 PM.

8 November Meeting Minutes Continued Don Barlup invited anyone interested to come up to the Swigart Museum on Saturday, November 8 th for a tour and a visit to off sight storage facilities. There is a cost of $20 per person and the Pullman Registry would be our host. There was a lot of discussion about this opportunity. Being no other new business, the meeting was adjourned at 4:04 PM. A very warming Italian buffet and refreshments was served by Tracy Lesher with desserts supplied by Reinholds Restorations. Respectfully submitted by Jeff Lesher 8

9 Susquehanna Valley Region HCCA 2015 Dues Notice This year s renewal is $10 for members receiving region newsletters via . Members wishing to receive region newsletters via mail the renewal fee is $18 (covers cost of printing and postage). Checks should be made payable to: Susquehanna Valley Region HCCA Please mail renewal form and payment to: Don Barlup, Treasurer 228 Oak Rd. New Bloomfield, PA You may renew your National HCCA membership online by visiting the web address below: 9

15 Left and 14 ¾ Returned By Clay Green Bruce the Moose rides in style! On August 3 rd, 15 cars left Boxborough, Massachusetts attempting to hit all five New England states.

10 15 Left and 14 ¾ Returned By Clay Green Bruce the Moose rides in style! On August 3 rd, 15 cars left Boxborough, Massachusetts attempting to hit all five New England states. Total mileage was over 1400 miles and we even visited New York State as a bonus! Obliviously, this is what they call a progressive tour where you move from one Bed and Breakfast to another with no trailer close by! Packing tools, parts, clothes, etc. for 14 days in an antique car is a challenge. No, we don t have room for that hair dryer! Some roadside repairs were necessary; fortunately none were ours. How about replacing a center main bearing on a Model T on day one? Yes, a knock, dropped the pan, dressed what was left of the bearing, took a short cut to the next Bed and Breakfast and ordered a used bearing with overnight delivery. Once it was installed and fitted life for the Model T was good. Continued 10

We had some heavy rain (five inches) and Buicks with overhead valves do not like rain. It comes through the hood hinges and I learned that cars don t run on water!

11 a roadster can be a challenge. Plus, if it rained Bruce to be dried out and fluffed up for the next day! A little extra horsepower? The routes kept us on back roads and we saw some beautiful country, visited multiple antique shops, found a lot of ice cream, and yes, had lots of fun! We had some heavy rain (five inches) and Buicks with overhead valves do not like rain. It comes through the hood hinges and I learned that cars don t run on water! A very nice lady at a country store donated her picnic table cover and some tape. Voila! We made a diaper and finished the day! Yes, it was a bad hair day something about rain in an open car. We had our usual share of issues. Issues included flat tires, magneto problems, loose nuts and bolts, etc. Bruce the Moose made the entire trip. He was awarded as passenger to whoever was the first person to check-in each night an incentive to explore and enjoy the ride. Carrying a moose plus two weeks of clothes in Oh, what about the ¼ car that didn t make it?? The next to the last day, 40 miles as the crow flies from Boxborough and the trailers or 120 miles via the tour route the car developed a joint issue. An executive decision was made, six hours in the hotel parking lot trying to rectify the issue or an adult beverage on the porch. The rocking chairs and beverges won. It would have been a different decision earlier in the trip. Will brake for antiques and ice cream All in all a great trip and an adventure. Can t wait to do it again in two years. Next time, it will be in New York and Canada. We can t wait! 11

court with his 1912 Buick. One of two Hopkins Overlands.

12 Sassy Brass a publication of the Susquehanna Valley Region HCCA Spotted in Hershey at the Fall Meet I spy Gil the Elder holding court with his 1912 Buick. One of two Hopkins Overlands. Not sure where Walt wandered off to, but it was a real treat seeing him!! 12

Hershey Hangover III By Bob Ladd Once again the iconic Hershey Fall Meet and Flea Market was followed by a unique Brass Age tour called Hershey Hangover III.

Twenty seven cars showed up and they were an impressive collection.

The most unusual thing was the participation of two Locomobiles, three Pierce Arrows and two Rolls Royce Silver Ghosts.

13 Hershey Hangover III By Bob Ladd Once again the iconic Hershey Fall Meet and Flea Market was followed by a unique Brass Age tour called Hershey Hangover III. The tour started on Saturday afternoon immediately following the show at Hershey in Myerstown, PA about twenty miles away. Twenty seven cars showed up and they were an impressive collection. We had the expected assortment of Buicks and Model T Fords punctuated by an occasional Franklin, Cadillac, Oakland, Hudson, Chalmers-Detroit, Overland, Packard and Marmon. The most unusual thing was the participation of two Locomobiles, three Pierce Arrows and two Rolls Royce Silver Ghosts. The origin of the participants was equally impressive with guests from Ireland, England and Australia as well as 15 states. Sunday s tour was challenging in 100 year old cars with substantial hills on our way to the mining village of Frackville. The scenery was gorgeous and we had good weather with fall colors that were spectacular. Our first stop was the fantastic JWR collection. 13

The latest acquisition is the famous Henry Austin Clark Mercer Speedster but the extent and quality of this collection is hard to describe.

Car I have ever seen. The collection includes many other brass cars and lines of Delage, Bugatti, Mercedes, Duesenberg, Rolls Royce, etc.

After our return to the host hotel we had a great dinner in the evening with a talk by Horseless Carriage Gazette editor John Meyer III.

14 The latest acquisition is the famous Henry Austin Clark Mercer Speedster but the extent and quality of this collection is hard to describe. There are probably close to 100 cars including the original Oldsmobile Limited sold at RM Hershey five years ago and the largest National Touring Car I have ever seen. The collection includes many other brass cars and lines of Delage, Bugatti, Mercedes, Duesenberg, Rolls Royce, etc. Golden Age Air Museum. Everyone enjoyed the vintage aircraft and many took rides. After our return to the host hotel we had a great dinner in the evening with a talk by Horseless Carriage Gazette editor John Meyer III. Getting prepped for take-off. Mike Romano s 1914 Model T looking quite smart in the sunshine. After a luscious Italian buffet we proceeded downhill for a very special ice cream stop with a restored Good Humor truck at the Clay and Rene Green s 14

Sassy Brass a publication of the Susquehanna Valley Region HCCA Monday morning we left early for a scenic journey from Lebanon County south into Lancaster County

After viewing an informative film about the Amish and touring an Amish house we all went to the Plain and Fancy Restaurant for an amazing PA Dutch Buffet.

15 Sassy Brass a publication of the Susquehanna Valley Region HCCA Monday morning we left early for a scenic journey from Lebanon County south into Lancaster County through Amish country crossing through scenic Middle Creek Wildlife Preserve to The Amish Experience in Bird-InHand, PA. After viewing an informative film about the Amish and touring an Amish house we all went to the Plain and Fancy Restaurant for an amazing PA Dutch Buffet. After lunch we took a beautiful drive back to our host hotel and bade farewell for another year. This is a very unique boutique tour that is becoming a favorite year end touring experience in the Northeast. 15

contributions to me. I am always looking for material.

16 If you have any brass car adventures and announcements that you would like to share with fellow club members, send your contributions to me. I am always looking for material. Send articles and pictures to Tracy at: edsvrhcca@gmail.com 16

Just for Fun Lancaster That Was: Lancaster's Trout family made the trip to see Gettysburg in 1907 Lancaster Intelligencer Sunday, November 9, 2014 Once upon a time, going to visit Gettysburg and its

17 Just for Fun Lancaster That Was: Lancaster's Trout family made the trip to see Gettysburg in 1907 Lancaster Intelligencer Sunday, November 9, 2014 Once upon a time, going to visit Gettysburg and its historic Civil War battlefield was more of an effort than it is today. Here, Dr. Will Trout of Lancaster and his family are shown in their traveling dusters during a day trip to Gettysburg in The man on the far right was a guide who was hired in Gettysburg for the tour. The Trouts vehicle, and cars were still a rarity in 1907, was an early-model Buick, most likely either a 1907 or 1908 touring model. Shown in the photo are Alice Trout (later Diehl), Louella Trout (Heidig), Betty Trout (Scott), George Trout and their father, Dr. Will Trout, a well-known Lancaster dentist of the time. His wife, and the kids mother, Kathryn Trout, is in the car holding the youngest child, also named Kathryn (later Anderson). The Trout family lived at 427 W. Orange St. in Lancaster, according to J. Andrew Heidig Jr., son of Louella Heidig. It was a difficult trip from what I understand. My grandfather was very big on automobiles he was a member of the auto club here from the very beginning, Heidig recalls now. His late grandfather, who Heidig remembers seeing as a boy in the 1930s and 1940s, had an office on South Duke Street that s now a law office. His mother, his aunts and his uncle, shown here in the picture, have all died over the years, so this photo is a nice memory, says Heidig, who will be 82 in February. Born and raised in Lancaster, he now lives in Homestead Village in East Hempfield Township, just west of the city. 17

Announcements Richard Armistice Reinhold, Sr., 86, of Ephrata, formerly of Reinholds, entered into rest on Sunday, October 26, 2014, at the Ephrata Manor.

18 Announcements Richard Armistice Reinhold, Sr., 86, of Ephrata, formerly of Reinholds, entered into rest on Sunday, October 26, 2014, at the Ephrata Manor. Richard was born in Reinholds to the late Samuel G. and Helen (Gelsinger) Reinhold. He was married for 53 years to Gladys M. (Lorditch) Reinhold, who passed away in He is survived by his 3 children, Rick A. Reinhold, Jr., James A., husband of Barbara M. (Stoltz) Reinhold, Helen M., wife of Darryl F. Gordon, all of Reinholds; 4 grandchildren, Benjamin and Joshua Reinhold, Chelsea and Ian Gordon; 2 great-grandchildren, Jayden and Kohlton Reinhold; his companion, Pauline Fenstermacher of Ephrata; and a sister, Ruth E. Binner of Lititz. In addition to his parents and wife, he is preceded in death by a daughter, Maryann Reinhold, and a sister, Rosella F. Smith. Richard served as a corporal in the 70th Engineer Combat Battalion Company C during the Korean War. He was a lifetime member of the American Motorcycle Assn., member of Garden Spot, Pagoda and Skyliners Motorcycle Clubs, Antique Auto Clubs of America - Chapters of Hershey, Ontelaunee, PA Dutch Region, and Horseless Carriage Club. Past member of the Reinholds Lions Club and Sinking Spring Historical Society. Richard was a master woodworker and mechanic. At the age of 16, he built his first car, and also helped to build the Galen Hall Golf Course. Richard was a self-employed contractor building houses for over 30 years. He also built a forklift, payloader, and many machines to assist in this business. Building the Shady Grove Miniature Golf Course, Ice Skating, and Campground, for which he built the "Shady Lady" riverboat, was the start of one of two family businesses. He later started the 2nd family business, Reinholds Restorations, in Together they proceeded to restore over 200 local and national antique and classic car winners. Richard was an avid roller skater, motorcycle rider, and he could dance anyone under the rug. He loved motorcycle, stock car, and Indi and NASCAR racing. Until he hung up his hammer, he had built numerous wood and metal toys. Memorial contributions in Richard's memory may be made to Ephrata Manor Benevolent Fund, 99 Bethany Road, Ephrata, PA Sterling E. Walsh, Sr., 83, of Hampstead, died Sunday October 26, 2014 at Carroll Hospital Center in Westminster. Born August 28, 1931 in Snydersburg, he was the son of the late Charles Carroll and Bessie Rill Walsh. He was the husband of Gladys Tracey Walsh, his wife of 62 years. He was the founder and former owner of Greenmount Fuel Company. He was a founder and broker for Glen Falls Realty, retiring in He was a past president of the Carroll County Board of Realtors and a past recipient of the Realtor of the Year Award. He was a lifelong member of Shiloh United Methodist Church. He was a member of the A.A.C.A. and former member of its board of directors and was a charter member and three-time past president of the Gettysburg Region. He was also a member of the Chesapeake Region, the Sugarloaf Mountain Region and The Horseless Carriage Club. He was instrumental in the founding of the A.A.C.A. Museum in Hershey, Pa. He was also a member of the Maryland Steam Historical Society and the Mason Dixon Steam Historical Society. Surviving, in addition to his wife, are daughter and son-in-law, Celeste and Bruce Woodring of Upperco; son and daughter-in-law, Dr. Sterling E., Jr. and Janet Walsh of York, Pa.; grandchildren, Kristen Haegerich, Jordan Haegerich and his wife Alyssa, Sterling E. Walsh, III, Nathan Walsh, Esther Walsh, Hannah Jaggard and her husband Steven; sisters and brother-in-law, Julia and J. L. Gouge of Hampstead and Marie Treadway of Dunwoody, Ga. He was predeceased by brothers, Charles H. Walsh and Carroll L. Walsh. Interment will be in Shiloh United Methodist Cemetery. 18

Classifieds For Sale: 1911 EMF Touring: Totally mechanically rebuilt engine and transaxle with ALL the modern improvements. Starts easy, runs great. Asking $50,000.

The vehicle was rebodied with a 1919 Paige Roadster body at some time in its life. Four speed (overdrive).

net 1914 Hupmobile Model 32 Touring: 32 HP with three speed transmission a very peppy car! Electric start and runs good.

19 Classifieds For Sale: 1911 EMF Touring: Totally mechanically rebuilt engine and transaxle with ALL the modern improvements. Starts easy, runs great. Asking $50,000. Contact: Clay Green White: Equipped with 30HP it is all White from the fenders down. The vehicle was rebodied with a 1919 Paige Roadster body at some time in its life. Four speed (overdrive). If you happen to have a White body hanging in your barn your looking at $70K. Yours for $21,000. Contact: Clay Green cgreen3rd@comcast.net 1914 Hupmobile Model 32 Touring: 32 HP with three speed transmission a very peppy car! Electric start and runs good. $22,000 Contact: Clay Green cgreen3rd@comcast.net Additional photos of all vehicles are available upon request. Next classifieds submission deadline is March 1 to be included in the next newsletter. Ads should be words in length and can include photos. Ads maybe submitted by via to edsvrhcca@gmail.com or mailed to Tracy Lesher 475 West Route 897, Reinholds, PA

Classifieds For Sale: 1915 Chalmers Model 32B 6-40 7 passenger Touring 6 cylinder. 40 HP overhead valve, overhead cam, 3 speed transaxle nice driver. New leather. Runs great, big and rare.

20 Classifieds For Sale: 1915 Chalmers Model 32B passenger Touring 6 cylinder. 40 HP overhead valve, overhead cam, 3 speed transaxle nice driver. New leather. Runs great, big and rare. Reinhold s rebuilt the motor. Has been on a of lots of tours. This car was restored by Barney Pollard and I bought it from Barney Jr. about Contact: Joe Alackness Royersford, PA Eastern Time Antiques, Automobilia, & Advertising Auction Stanley Groy is having an auction on November 29th at 10:00AM. It is being held at the Campbelltown Fire Company: 2818 Horseshoe Pike, Palmyra, PA All major oil companies represented, license plate toppers and frames, license plates. Ted Maurer: Auctioneer and Auction Manager. Online ad can be 20

stateprov=pa Brad-Penn Oil can be purchased at Cumberland Truck

21 Resources This link has an index of pure gas stations for Pennsylvania and all 50 states. Brad-Penn Oil can be purchased at Cumberland Truck Equipment Co. Locations in Ephrata, Carlisle, Chambersburg & Nottingham 21

Upcoming Activities Schedule for Philadelphia, PA

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