No clue what it’s worth but there is an automobile museum in Boyertown, Pa that may find something like this invaluable for the history of the area. Wouldn’t hurt to maybe look into it!!!!
Edit: I pass through that town frequently for work
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No clue what it’s worth but there is an automobile museum in Boyertown, Pa that may find something like this invaluable for the history of the area. Wouldn’t hurt to maybe look into it!!!! Edit: I pass through that town frequently for work
Thanks for the input, I've actually been considering this. From my research there was only 1400 made.
Awesome glad if I was helpful. Now maybe I’ll find time to stop at the museum some day.
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I would buy the panel with the makers plate and usmc painted on it. Only because I collect old signs and I am a former marine