1923 Franklin was for sale in the swap meet area of the LA Roadster show... running, and for only 4500. It pegs the cool meter, if I only had the cash

The clock has the fine print telling us that it was made or patented in Dec 1916

Well, this is a cool dealership tag, far better looking than the decal/sticker they put on the trunk lid nowadays... wonder if Ralph's dealerships made it in business very long?

Above passenger side view, below is the driver's side view

To read more about the Franklin autos: http://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2008/06/franklin-unusual-car-without-radiator.html

The interesting kind of used car sales... sports and antique cars

Above: in the office, Below: the stuff for sale off to one side of the showroom floor

Below: Notice the movie in the lower left corner? It's Rendezvous

I love these shorty headers, beauty of the design

If you buy this Viper, let me know. I want to learn what sort of fun you are going to have with it! Also, some day you may sell it, and I might be ready to afford to buy it. (no, I'm not trading the R/T for it)