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In this Discussion
- Browniepetersen December 2012
- dummy December 2012
- Dyson December 2012
- Jon B January 2012
- Stevegwcontractingca December 2012
- stonefox December 2012
- tolssonbigpondcom December 2012
1923 cardway touring
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Hello, I have a 1923 cardway and am told there is only one left, I have been looking for information on cardway vehicles but have come up empty
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It's listed by Wikipedia as having been built in 1923–1924.
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Thanks I have found that info but nothing else, it also says there were 6 built and one with a right hand drive that went to Australia and that is one I have as it said also there that was last known to be in Canada , I was hoping some one had some more info than what I have found.
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Have you tried the AACA forums yet? http://forums.aaca.org/
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No, did not know about this thank you for the info
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A photo would be nice. I doubt that with a Cardway you will be able to find a club to join. You might consider the HET... we love orphan cars...Brownie
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Hi Dyson.
I may have some information for you regarding your 1923 Cardway.
I have started looking into some family tree stuff and have discovered that my great grand father owned a 1923 Cardway for 40 years, and was the original and first owner. Located in Ballarat, Victoria (Australia), the vehicle was sold to a Canadian man who was transfered by his company to Ohio, USA and had the car sent to USA. I have a newspaper article referring to my great grandfather along with a 1 page newspaper spread about the car including original production details and history of the maker and a letter and photo from the Canadian sent in 1970 thanking my great grandfather for taking such good care of it etc... I would love to share these magnificent pieces of history with you. Please respond as I would love to get your email address so I can send you copies of the info I have in my posession. Thanks -
Hello, Thankyou for getting back to me on this, My name is Steve Gibbs and my email is steve@gwcontracting.ca if we could have a talk sometime that would be great.
Looking forward from hearing from you
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i have never heard of this car, i hope you will share the infor. on forum, sounds interesting.
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I will post the info I receive
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Hi all I have set my own account now regarding the cardway as I was using my wife's I pad when I first set up so any other info regarding this please respond to this
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Fyi
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Fyi
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Sorry it works now regarding proper address regarding cardway
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I googled "Cardway Touring Car" and found a 1922 touring car on Flicker, Flicker does not permit download or posting of their photos so you will need to Google it for yourselves. Great looking car.Brownie
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Hi all I have some info that was sent and I will post and a picture of mine as well after the post I received regarding the the great grandfather owned the one letter that was sent I did some investigation and the people who bought the car from the grandfather moved to Ohio with the car and then I found that they live 15 min from me here in Canada and this lady has more info and is sending to me
I thank everyone for all your help
I will post some info on Monday
