Who lives in the Sacramento, CA area?

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edited November -1 in HUDSON
We are interested in Classic Car owners who live in Northern California preferably in the Sacramento, CA area. We are starting a new feature and we are looking for participants that know about their cars and like to talk about them….even brag about them. Finished, Under Construction, or Fresh Finds all fit the mix. Any “American” make will qualify. Please drop me a note if you are interested, if not, let your friends know we are looking!!! Thanks. editor@classiccar.com :)

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  • Unknown
    Unknown
    geez, how come everything neat happens on the west coast... bummer.
  • Unknown
    Unknown
    Hi There,

    I live in South Lake Tahoe area very close to Sacramento. I have been restoring American vehicles since 1961. I sent you an e-mail and would be interesting in finding out what you are proposing.

    Rustjunkey
  • bigboy308
    bigboy308 Expert Adviser
    Is Auburn close enough (Thirty miles)? Lots of nice Hudsons in the area, too.
  • J Lombard
    J Lombard Member
    Hello:

    Is Gardnerville NV. close enough? We have a few neat Hudsons over on this side of the mountains also.
  • Nevada Hudson
    Nevada Hudson Senior Contributor
    You can try Dennis Flint at (916) 332-1525. Has lots of Hudsons. Dennis is very involved with the local Towe Ford Museum also.
  • Unknown
    Unknown
    il think it is time to let this thing drop . tired of weeing it on top with little info to go along with initial offering. BILL ALBRIGHT
  • Unknown
    Unknown
    bill a wrote:
    il think it is time to let this thing drop . tired of weeing it on top with little info to go along with initial offering. BILL ALBRIGHT

    Awh...this ain't a Microwave Bill. :D A good cake needs some time. Thank you all, to those that responded. I got a lot of good email. We will get with folks after Thanksgiving. Again, thank you for your interest.
  • frank spring
    frank spring Expert Adviser
    admin wrote:
    Awh...this ain't a Microwave Bill. :D A good cake needs some time. Thank you all, to those that responded. I got a lot of good email. We will get with folks after Thanksgiving. Again, thank you for your interest.

    I have to agree with Bill. As for the cake analogy, it must be a lemon cake.
  • rambos_ride
    rambos_ride Senior Contributor
    They would have gotten more reponses by asking "Who doesn't live in the Sacramento CA area?" :p:D
  • Unknown
    Unknown
    I don't complain much, but have to agree. This has run it's course and appears to have a very limited audience. (But then, I'm not the administrator and don't have personal interest in it.)
  • Unknown
    Unknown
    like it or not, it's a post by the admins, they have sticky privileges, and if they want it on top, not much you can do about it, except skip it. From cruising around tons of message boards, you see this all the time. I think it is unfair they limit their search to SF area.
  • Unknown
    Unknown
    So, Classicar magazine is NOT willing to travel more than 50 miles or so to do an article on someones interesting car? You take up probably a day of your time, clean up your car, while they get paid and then sell the mag for a profit! Wouldn't you expect a major car magazine to have a little more flexibility or have some contributors in different areas of the country?
  • frank spring
    frank spring Expert Adviser
    The funny thing is, now we are keeping it at the top!
  • hudsontech
    hudsontech Senior Contributor
    admin wrote:
    Awh...this ain't a Microwave Bill. :D A good cake needs some time. Thank you all, to those that responded. I got a lot of good email. We will get with folks after Thanksgiving. Again, thank you for your interest.



    Ok, it's after Thanksgiving - can somebody (admiin) close out this post, please. I mean, my posts don't sit front and center ALL the time.



    Hudsonly,

    Alex Burr

    HudsonTech

    Memphis, TN
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