Who's there?  Michael Longfield is there, and he sent in this great original shot of Fred Belcher piloting a 1909 Knox 40 at Indianapolis.  I did a quick search and learned that Belcher, again in a Knox, turned in the fastest laps in the inaugural 1911 Indy 500, but finished 9th.  He won $600 for his efforts.

Thanks to Michael for providing this shot.  As a reminder, I would welcome your photos for inclusion in the site--please send to ihayhurs@yahoo.ca.

OK, here we have a 1914 Cadillac.  Last of the copper-jacketed 4-cylinder Cadillacs.  2-speed rear.  Pretty great automobile.  One more from the Old Car Festival

Wouldn't you rather hear about a nice economy?  Here's a 1909 Economy that has been in the same family since new. 

I've been using a number of photos from a DVD Tom purchased at Hershey, documenting the 2009 Old Car Festival.  Keep in mind that Tom does not know the genleman who created this collection of photos, and take a close look at the guy in the Packard hat admiring this beautiful EMF.

Debbie and Sam Tzountrouris have agreed to host the fall tour and have selected Prince Edward County. Her brother recently moved there and is scouting out stops for us.  They have chosen the Best Western in Belleville, On. as the host hotel. The room rate is $104.00 plus tax including a hot breakfast. The hotel has an heated pool, hot tub as well as plenty of parking. Please call (613) 969-1112 before August 24th to reserve a room.  Please call Debbie or Sam to confirm if you are attending the September 24th to 26th, 2010 outing at (905) 985-3884.