tomshobby
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I have the stamped metal tag from the Passport to Service booklet. The name on the tag is G A Batzer from Grand Forks ND. It is dated 1/9/1974.
The 1,000 mile service was done at Nolker's Imports. Not sure where they were located.
I also have some indication that the car was at some time registered to a person from Dayton Ohio. Possibly the person in the military that had owned it. It is also possible that the original dealer was in Dayton.
I understand that someone in the military had owned the car at some point and it made its way from a military base in or around Kansas to Volk Field in Wisconsin.
The car was registered 6/12/98 in Wisconsin and listed as being located in Tomah Wisconsin. It was also listed as being "orange". Now it is BRG. After the restoration was completed Shirley and I drove to Mauston Wisconsin to show the car to the friend that I had purchased the car through. He called the previous owner, the person that had begun the restoration, and he came to see it. They were both very happy to see it completed.
It would be great if anyone might have any information to add to this.
Thanks much,
Tom
The 1,000 mile service was done at Nolker's Imports. Not sure where they were located.
I also have some indication that the car was at some time registered to a person from Dayton Ohio. Possibly the person in the military that had owned it. It is also possible that the original dealer was in Dayton.
I understand that someone in the military had owned the car at some point and it made its way from a military base in or around Kansas to Volk Field in Wisconsin.
The car was registered 6/12/98 in Wisconsin and listed as being located in Tomah Wisconsin. It was also listed as being "orange". Now it is BRG. After the restoration was completed Shirley and I drove to Mauston Wisconsin to show the car to the friend that I had purchased the car through. He called the previous owner, the person that had begun the restoration, and he came to see it. They were both very happy to see it completed.
It would be great if anyone might have any information to add to this.
Thanks much,
Tom