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Help the H.H.Franklin Club registrar keep the Club inventory of Franklins up to date and complete. If you buy or sell a Franklin advertised on the Club website, send a short note to the Franklin Club registrar. If you buy or sell a Franklin in some other fashion, or are aware of a Franklin that is not in the Club Register, please drop a note to the registrar.

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Sellers: Be Aware of Scams

Several members lising cars for sale have encountered disreputable buyers. We hope your selling experience is positive, but be careful. The National Consumers League Website has the following cautions:

>NEVER wire money or use a bank-to-bank transfer in a transaction.

>Avoid payment via international funds transfer, pre-loaded card or electronic currency.

>DO NOT sell a car to someone who is unable or unwilling to meet you face to face.

>WAIT until a check (personal, cashier’s, certified, or otherwise) has cleared the bank to transfer title or the car itself. Funds being made available by a bank DOES NOT mean the check is not counterfeit. Clearing a check can take days or weeks depending on the financial institutions involved. Check with your bank about their particular processes for clearing checks.

>NEVER trust a buyer who says that the transaction is GUARANTEED by eBay, Craigslist, PayPal, or other online marketplace. These sites explicitly DO NOT guarantee that people using their services are legitimate.

>BEWARE of buyers who want to conclude a transaction as quickly as possible.

>CALL the buyer to establish phone contact. If the buyer seems to neglect details agreed to via e-mail or is unable to answer questions about their location, it is likely to be a scam.

>ALWAYS trust your gut. If a deal feels “fishy” or sounds too good to be true, it probably is.

Other Scams include:

>A buyer will tell you that someone else owes him or her money that is more than the cost of your car. He or she will ask for the car and promise payment from the other individual.

>Buyer promises additional funds to pay for the cost to ship.

> Buyer sends payment that is over the asking price.

>Buyer makes a promise to make monthly payments

>The buyer will use an unknown escrow service to complete the transaction.

Franklins For Sale

The H.H. Franklin Club provides 'For Sale' listings as a service to its members and others.

The H. H. Franklin Club publishes the information listed below solely as a convenience to its members. No endorsement is made by the Club or Region, no claim or warranty is made as to the accuracy of any of this information. No responsibility is assumed for any transactions resulting from this information.

May 18, 2022

For Sale - 1914 Franklin Series 4 Touring

Restored in 1976 by Dale and Nancy Westermeyer who then drove it from Seattle to Philadelphia arriving for the July 4th, Bicentennial. The Westermeyers used the car on a number of cross country tours and even shipped it on the QE 2 to England. They toured England, Scotland and Wales on that trip, then put the car back on the QE 2 and flew home on the Concorde. They owned a number of Franklins and were fixtures on The Westrek. This car has a great touring history with a delightful patina to prove it.

I bought the car in the Summer of 2014 and began the process of getting it back on the road after many years in storage. My brother, Paul, and I spent considerable time getting her ready to tour. After completing a 300 mile HCCA tour in the Northwest we both agreed that the car was not quite right. In an effort to get "Philly” right I had her spend a portion of Covid at Tom’s Odyssey Spa for Franklins. Much time and effort was spent freshening and improving the mechanicals. This is a nice car looking for a new owner.

Price - $65,000

Call or email for more information.

Charlie Hanson

360-301-9638

salmonrun61@gmail.com

April 29, 2022

FOR SALE - 1929 Franklin, Model 135: Restored, excellent tires, new top, replaced faulty wood, new interior. Many more pictures on the Franklin website. Time for this beautiful car to find a home with a younger member.
Asking $10,000

Call Chester Poole (301) 331-1739

April 19, 2022

FOR SALE - 1920's franklin automobile. Not sure of the exact year. I have some parts that go with it. Call for more info (626) 926-1914
Thank you,
Bob....
asking $6,500

February 24, 2022

FOR SALE – FRANKLIN 10C

The Franklin 10C has been reported to be a superb driving automobile with its flexible ash frame, full elliptical springs, air-cooled aluminum engine. It’s a driving experience sitting in a comfortable 4 door sedan. In 1924, this was a greatly improved touring sedan with a unique “horse collar” front.

Car has been refurbished – new wood slats in roof and waterproof fabric, safety glass in all but two rear passenger side windows. Rebuilt engine by Mack Dufton, Otto rings, carb, ignition and clutch, wire grounds improved, added second right side tail light, brakes serviced.

Left to do: replace one clutch adjustment, right front door window regulator (pot metal), mount the amber glass visor, rare early feature on 10C, interior mats, rear side fabric.

Car has 33 x 5 tires on wooden spoke wheels.

Has valid NJ title and is currently registered and drivable in Montville, NJ 07046

Asking $12,000, will consider offers. Many pictures available upon request.

Richard Seabury 973-335-1876 seaburydistributors@yahoo.com

February 17, 2022

FOR SALE: 1930 Franklin 145 Transcontinental Sedan
Serial NO# 45-202242L33
Engine Serial NO# 150359
Complete restoration finished in 2019
Engine overhauled, new brakes, wheel bearings, fuel tank, 6 new Firestone Tires,
All new interior and vinyl roof.
Car bought new by
Kahle Coal Co. in Knox, PA
Have the original Title
I’m the 3rd owner, car driven 1200 miles since restoration
Asking $28,500
Don 618-610-1928

January 30, 2022

1928 Franklin, Series 12A Sport Sedan
from the Ron Hunt Collection. Ron’s collection focused on 16 1928-32 Franklins, and it is one of the largest collections of its kind. Information on 12 more Franklins is available upon request.
Listed in the H. H. Franklin Club Register of Franklins, Serial No. 174119L12, Engine No. E122158. Reportedly, the car was purchased from Tom Hubbard. Fairly rare body style, 1 of 7 Series 12A Sports Sedans in the Franklin Register. Car is ±99% complete. Solid wood. Many parts plated including the bumpers, hub caps and rub rails. Includes a trunk rack and large trunk. Upholstery is good with some varmint damage. Factory installed wing windows. The car was running and driven before storage.

Asking $15,000. Reasonable offers will be considered.

Car is located in Chico, California, about a 1½ hour drive north of Sacramento. No California Certificate of Title has been found. Buyer will be responsible for applying for a new registration and title, and for any associated costs.

Interested buyers can email Eric Berg at eric@earlycal.com or call/text at 1-310-989-1877.

April 8, 2021

1928 Franklin Sedan

The car is located in Greensboro GA about one and a half hour drive east of Atlanta. I am asking $7500 for this sedan.

Interested buyers can email at jimgill@plantationcable.net or call/text at 678-591-9292

Thank you

Jim Gill

April 19, 2020

FOR SALE: 1920 Special V-windshield Franklin.
3,700 made listed as "Sexiest of Body Styles." Rare wire wheels for the day. Car is beautiful, motor turns easy, treated with marvel mystery oil. I never ran it, in our possession since 2014.

Car located in Odessa Eastern Washington. Asking $24,000 cash, or preferably a barter trade for a $10,000 purchase with remaining balance in a Vintage or Antique car trade. Anything and all is considered.
Call 509-658-2317 or email nate.lathrop@gmail.com
God Bless You, and Thank You for looking... Nate