Vintage Ford Speedster Racer Ed Archer - In His Own Words - At The Candy Store

[trulyvintage]

17 minutes is not enough time, but it will have to do for Ed Archer
to explain how he got involved in Early brass cars and Model T’s
and vintage racing.
My interview is at The Candy Store in The San Francisco Bay Area.

@ https://youtu.be/1N0zb35a9M0?feature=shared






Jim

[petehoovie]

Originally Posted by trulyvintage

17 minutes is not enough time, but it will have to do for Ed Archer
to explain how he got involved in Early brass cars and Model T’s
and vintage racing.
My interview is at The Candy Store in The San Francisco Bay Area.

@ https://youtu.be/1N0zb35a9M0?feature=shared






Jim

[trulyvintage]

Ed Archer with his Speedster





Ed Archer meeting me with a 1913 Model T Roadster.

@ https://youtube.com/shorts/N_S-EgRmANo?feature=shared


Jim

[petehoovie]

The "Candy Store" - Burlingame, California
https://candystoreclub.com/




The Candy Store is a private car collection where vintage and exotic cars are kept in a beautiful art deco building that originally was a Packard dealership.

[trulyvintage]

It is a private exclusive club where members
store their vehicles in a climate controlled
environment, you have to be invited by
a member to enter and be accompanied
at all times. The members are active
in philanthropic efforts.

Jim

[TJ]

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Ed Archer is a great guy. He previously put on an antique show at the San Mateo fairgrounds for several years. He drives those old T's as often as he can.