What some club members do to get to the Trek crossing the Canada US border at 1000 islands
Paul and Dominic Audette with Sport Touring 11A 1926
Dominic and André Audette and the Sport Touring 11A 1926
Fred Pommer in his Sport Touring 11A 1926 which he drove at the first
trek ( and a picture taken at the first trek to prove it!)
"Sir do you have some spare change?" (ED's, note not my words) Frank Hantak selling
In front of city hall on Sunday
In front of city hall on Sunday
Sinclair Powell the author of "The Franklin Automobile Company"
Hank Manwell talking about the history of the Franklin Club
The first Franklin ever sold is now on display at OHA
Just some of the many Franklins that came back home this year (2002)
Just some of the many Franklins that came back home this year (2002)
Just some of the many Franklins that came back home this year (2002)
Just some of the many Franklins that came back home this year (2002)
Just some of the many Franklins that came back home this year (2002)
City Hall in the back ground
City Hall in the back ground with many Franklins on all the closed streets
Fred Pommer in his Sport Touring 11A 1926 which he drove at the first trek
One of many beautiful Franklins 1929 137 Sports Touring
All streets were closed fr the so 142 Franklins
Many of the Franklin Club members were dressed in cloth from the year of their Franklin
OHA shows a picture of Lindburgh and his Franklin
2 shares of Franklin stock signed by Mr. Franklin
Franklin factory as showen in OHA
In front of OHA with many Franklins
Bob Kern's NEW V12 engine (If V12 were manufacture today this is what they would look like, ed.)
Sharon's 1908 model J Franklin truck, the only one known
1932 Franklin
Jeff Hasslen's new Franklin - unrestored
Streets of downtown Syracuse fill once again with Franklins
Streets of downtown Syracuse fill once again with Franklins
Streets of downtown Syracuse fill once again with Franklins
Looks like a 1932 dash, the etectric clock as well as other items gives it away
1931 Series 151 Convertible Coupe dash, just as it was when it was shipped from the factory
1932 Series 16 running board
One of the many beautiful Franklin that came to the Trek
1932 Series 16 running board on another car
Correct tips for Series 16 running board strips
One of many Franklins on Sunday
Two beautiful Franklins Bob Harrison's 1932 Club Sedan Series 16A and Dale Balderson's 1930 Pirate PhaetonSeries 147
To the far left is Richard Harry's 1932 Series 17A V12 and Jeff Hasslen looking over a Franklin he wishes was his
The College campus has never seen this many Franklins
The College campus has never seen this many Franklin, they were parked every where
The College campus has never seen this many Franklin, they were parked every where
The College campus has never seen this many Franklin, they were parked every where,
th one in the front is Sandy Bennett's 1920 Series 9A sedan 2 door
1908 Franklin truck owned by Mr. Sharon, one of the only ones knew
Bob Kern's 1925 Series 11A Sport Runabout
Franklins were parked every where
Franklins were parked every where
Bob Cornman's beautiful 1931 Series 151 Convertible coupe
Sunday with a few of the 142 Franklins on display
Sunday with a few of the 142 Franklins on display
Left to right Tim Coyle's 1931 153 Sedan, Bob Harrison's 1932 163 Club Sedan and Dick Mc Knight's 1932 163 Sedan
1932 163
Alex Marshall's 1930 147 Pirate Touring
Sunday with just a few of the 142 Franklins on displsy
Sunday with just a few of the 142 Franklins on displsy
Dan Rhoades's 1930 145 Sedan with the new Franklin Club flags
Dan Russell's 1933 183 Olympic Coupe
George Staley's 1932 Series 17A Sedan
Mr. Sharon's 1908 Franklin truck on display Sunday
1903 Model A
Richard Harry's 1932 17A sedan V12
The earliest Franklin in display 1903
Mayor Sandy Bennett's beautiful 1920 Series 9-B Sedan 2 door
John Rendemonti's beautiful 1912 Series 1 Model D Torpedo Phaet.
Rand Pattersons beautiful 1912 Series 1 Model M Touring
A look at some of the early Franklins
A look at some of the early Franklins
Tex Sorrell's 1904 Model A R. E. Tonneau
Jeff Hasslen and Bob Kern in a very small BMW, does George know your driving his little car Jeff?
We would also like to know how you got Bob in that car.
What a 1932 engine compartment should look like
Some of the 142 Franklins at thr 49th Trek
Tom Kidd's new 1931 Sport Salon Series 152
College Campus on a quite morning
That the Trek you always have help, sometimes too much.
1931 Series 153 showing the options of hood door rings.
1932 Series 164
Side mirror and wing windows
Looks like a Franklin sitting out side George Staley's in De Ruyter, NY
Looks like Jeff and Bob made the little BMW run
Now we see who was in that Franklin at Staley's, left to right starting inside the BMW
Bob Kern, Jeff Hasslen, Tony Adams and David Reddaway
Mr. Sharon's 1908 model L truck, one of the only ones left.
Richard Mc Knight and Mayor Sandy Bennett
Can't tell who is lost, maybe they both are.
Well it is almost out of the trailer, what can it be
Looks like a 1904
What Franklin Club members do best
The First Lady of the Franklin Club with their 1904 model B R. E. Tonneau
Wish we knew whos Franklin this is
Rendemonti's 1911 Series 1 D Torpedo Phaet.
College Campus on a quite morning
Dr. George Boyer and John Rentemonti
Franklin Club President Tex Sorrell with Dr. George Boyer
College Campus on a quite morning
College Campus on a quite morning
Caz College new riding facility
Caz College new riding facility
Front seat left to right - one of the 121 first time Trekkers and Dick Burnham
Rear seat left to right Jeff Hasslen and Clint Scott
First time Trekker driving Dick Burnham's 1928 12B Sport Runabout - Merrimac body
John Rendemonti's 1912 model D Torpedo Phaet.