Re: WG: does anyone know something about PAIGE

[wolfgang.thaller@avl.com]

> ----------
> Von: Thaller Wolfgang MES/GRZ
> Gesendet: Donnerstag, 27. J nner 2000 07:42
> An: 'mg-tabc'
> Betreff: does anyone know something about PAIGE
>
> Hi T-Type folks !
>
> A friend of mine has bought a couple of years ago a PAIGE 6-65 Sedan in
> Canada.
> The car was build in the year 1927.
>
> He has shipped the car home to Austria and has restored it for more than 8
> years.
> Now the car is in a wonderful show room condition, but he has more or less
> no information about the company PAIGE, because in Europe it is really a
> rare type of vintage car.
> There is no literature available and existing about PAIGE ...
> I guess in Austria there is only one PAIGE and approx. in the whole Europe
> three or five, I don t know.
> Yesterday I have tried to find some information via Internet, but it was
> without of success.
> I found one home page address with the code name GRAHAM PAIGE, but it
> doesn`t work on my PC.
>
> Is there someone of you on the list who knows something about the rare
> cars of PAIGE ?
> I want to surprise my friend with some information about PAIGE, he doesn`t
> know that I m looking for information.
>
> Thank you in advance for every information about PAIGE
>
> Cheers
> Wolfgang / of course a MG - a MG TC / 4170
>

[Eugene F. Gillam]

Wolfgang,

Take a look at this site - go on down to the Graham car section - there's an email address where you might be able to get some information.

http://www.autoclassics.com/autoclassics/clubs/index.html

Good luck,
Gene










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[Art FitzGerald]

According to one souce on the web the Graham brothers purchased the
Paige Motor company in 1927 and renamed the company Graham-Paige.

Art

wolfgang.thaller@avl.com wrote:

>
> > ----------
> > Von: Thaller Wolfgang MES/GRZ
> > Gesendet: Donnerstag, 27. J nner 2000 07:42
> > An: 'mg-tabc'
> > Betreff: does anyone know something about PAIGE
> >
> > Hi T-Type folks !
> >
> > A friend of mine has bought a couple of years ago a PAIGE 6-65 Sedan in
> > Canada.
> > The car was build in the year 1927.
> >
> > He has shipped the car home to Austria and has restored it for more than 8
> > years.
> > Now the car is in a wonderful show room condition, but he has more or less
> > no information about the company PAIGE, because in Europe it is really a
> > rare type of vintage car.
> > There is no literature available and existing about PAIGE ...
> > I guess in Austria there is only one PAIGE and approx. in the whole Europe
> > three or five, I don t know.
> > Yesterday I have tried to find some information via Internet, but it was
> > without of success.
> > I found one home page address with the code name GRAHAM PAIGE, but it
> > doesn`t work on my PC.
> >
> > Is there someone of you on the list who knows something about the rare
> > cars of PAIGE ?
> > I want to surprise my friend with some information about PAIGE, he doesn`t
> > know that I m looking for information.
> >
> > Thank you in advance for every information about PAIGE
> >
> > Cheers
> > Wolfgang / of course a MG - a MG TC / 4170
> >
>
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[Frank O_ The Mountain]

In a message dated 01/28/2000 5:08:03 PM EST, afitz@home.com writes:

>

Isn't Graham-Paige the company that made some large touring cars that looked
like locomotives for one of the Hollywood studio's? I saw one on a trailer
out in the Central Valley once....a magnificent machine.
Terry