Steve's Photos from Albany 2010

Steve Lichtman

Steve Lichtman

OK, my photos from Albany are up on Photobucket, if you want to see them. I have pics of every car that was there - yup, all of them, as far as I know. And some people and other things. Here's the link to the album!

If anyone wants to use them for publication, feel free, please give proper credit. Mark G., you are welcome to use them for your CD as well.
 
Steve, I beleave those might be the best pics from the meet I've seen yet. Thank you for taking the time to upload them and share with us.

Josh
 
Danny Ryder said:
Great pictures Steve! Can anyone tell me who owned the lincoln AHA flower car? Would go great with my hearse. What all ended up being for sale during the week and what found new homes?
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The AHA - the only flower car built by AHA, so I'm told - is owned by Parker Brothers Memorial Funeral Home of Watervliet, NY. They had a similar '78 Lincoln Town Car (not a pro-car) for sale, but they didn't indicate that the flower car was for sale.

There was also a '68 Superior Cadillac Combination for sale from some folks in Ontario, pretty good shape and drove down. I believe I have the number if you're interested. I'm not aware of anything else stated to be for sale or that changed hands, as far as I know, at the meet.
 
Steve Lichtman said:
The AHA - the only flower car built by AHA, so I'm told - is owned by Parker Brothers Memorial Funeral Home of Watervliet, NY. They had a similar '78 Lincoln Town Car (not a pro-car) for sale, but they didn't indicate that the flower car was for sale.
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I was wondering if it was Parker Brothers. This car used to be silver. When talking to them a year or so about another coach they used to own they told me about it and that it had been repainted black and that it was not for sale.
When talking to them about a coach they owned they asked me how I knew of it and I told them I tracked them down by a single picture I have. I emailed them the pic (which they have never seen before) and thats how the flower car came into the conversation. I would post the pic of when it was silver but for some reason my POS computer is not letting me do it.
 
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