Cherry Hill
An automobile enthusiast’s playground. Exploring and wrenching vintage wheels of the 1920’s to 1960’s.
My toys,
history & special characteristics of each,
links to favorite repair resources and special repair tools,
and sharing vintage knowledge from “The Elders”.
1923 Ford Model T Touring
Originally from Nebraska, where it was last used as a chicken coup. The T found its way to an owner in Missouri who restored mechanical systems rear axle, engine, transmission).
1930 Ford Model A town Sedan
Found in Lincoln, Nebraska. The car was described as “runs well”, “complete”, and with “a new set of tires”. When asked about paint condition, seller replied “Well, the last time we painted it was with a house paint brush.” (For more info, click here.)
1947 Willys CJ-2a
Purchased from an upstate New York farm, the Willys started right up and would move in all gears through farm fields. With a complete drive train and straight rust-free frame, it was a good candidate for restoration. (For more info, click here.)
1948 Ford 8N
Purchased in 2000, the 8N was an upstate New York farm tractor.
1952 Ford F2
Purchased in 2004, the F2 came from Gates Mills, Ohio area with 23,000 original miles. It was a farm truck until around 1980. (For more info, click here.)
1962 Rambler Classic Cross Country Custom
The Rambler was purchased from Wyoming owner. No structural corrosion, but a “patina” from the old paint wearing off.
1963 Volkswagen Beetle
Originally, a California car. Purchased 2007 from Pittsburgh owner who restored it with a new factory correct interior.
1963 Triumph TR4
Purchased in 1978 from the second owner, the car has undergone a full restoration over the last 40+ years.
1967 Mercedes 250 s-class
Purchased in 2014, the car was with first owner until 1989 and currently has approximately 78,000 original miles. It features automatic transmission, air conditioning, and power windows.
1967 Mercedes 250 sL-class
Purchased in 2013, the SL is in showroom condition.