Tom Hoczyk
PCS Past President
Sometimes it's amazing what cars are so close to home. It goes to show that you should never give up the search. In this case, this car fell right into my lap right here in Fort Wayne Indiana. Apparently it was purchased about 15 years ago at the car corral of the Kruse Auburn Auction. No doubt it was in better condition. It spent lots of time in Evansville IN, where the owner is said to have gone through a divorce and lost interest in the car. It apparently spent it's time in a barn in Evansville until the brother of the man in Evansville bought it and brought it here to Fort Wayne. This brother has apparently lost interest in it, so it's for sale.
1957 S&S Victoria with x-tend table. 48,000 miles on the original engine. On a scale of 1-10 I'd give it about a 4. Much of the car is solid, but has quite a bit of corrosion. There was some rain that blew into the open windows, so the interior has wear too, although not tooooo terrible. The pictures give you a good idea of what to expect. The windshield is good, has no cracks. The asking price is $5500 at this time, but I've only talked with the son of the owner.
As I'm only acting to get this rare car (the only '57 Victoria that I know to exist) into loving hands, I'll ask that seriously interested persons email me directly ( hoczyk@yahoo.com ) and I'll ask the son the best way to contact his father to make an offer. I'll gladly answer any questions via this message board. I hope someone rescues this old girl. At one time she was a pretty neat car. Tom
1957 S&S Victoria with x-tend table. 48,000 miles on the original engine. On a scale of 1-10 I'd give it about a 4. Much of the car is solid, but has quite a bit of corrosion. There was some rain that blew into the open windows, so the interior has wear too, although not tooooo terrible. The pictures give you a good idea of what to expect. The windshield is good, has no cracks. The asking price is $5500 at this time, but I've only talked with the son of the owner.
As I'm only acting to get this rare car (the only '57 Victoria that I know to exist) into loving hands, I'll ask that seriously interested persons email me directly ( hoczyk@yahoo.com ) and I'll ask the son the best way to contact his father to make an offer. I'll gladly answer any questions via this message board. I hope someone rescues this old girl. At one time she was a pretty neat car. Tom