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One set sold, 3 sets available.
Thanks MTFCA and Jim !

Can still get to Marion for the All Ohio

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I have this tool/cutter. I can’t tell if it 6060 or 6050 B-1. Cutter and a jig. What’s it for ?

Jonah D'Avella wrote: ↑
Mon Aug 30, 2021 10:59 am
If my radiator is clogged up, is that what causes an overflow? Does the lack of flow through the radiator make it to a builds up in the top tank and over flows through the overflow tube?

Actually it’s expanding from the heat building up.
And or air from boiling.

Jonah, if you have a flat tube already, I would try the vinegar first.... and flush out the engine.

RajoRacer wrote: ↑
Mon Aug 30, 2021 10:31 am
Did Dave get you "fixed up" Cole ???

I hear nothing....Sgt.Schultz

Send me an email if this is what you need.
hpautorepairdd at Gmail dot com
Dave

A new flat tube is worth every penny....
A lot of pennies but well spent.

When I stop and shut it down you can hear the water boiling. I bought this 26 coupe in 1962 when I was 15, I drove it constantly till 1965. I don't ever remember it overheating, except when I was in a parade. I don't think adding a water pump would make much of a difference. This car is not intende...

Brent, I have this, 6V tester.
If I can remember where I put it.
Where is SK ?

Jim, there are 2 like the one you want, the other is underneath it.
I will send you some more pictures soon.

I only have one pair, the rest are all left side.
Not perfect but workable.
If someone does not have a nicer pair, let me know.
Dave

I have some Jim.
I just saw them....

George Hand wrote: ↑
Thu Aug 26, 2021 4:31 pm
Dave, I understand, You live about 1 mile away from I-76. Ok, George

Norton, near Rt 21 also.
Email me and I’ll give you my number.

Joe Bell wrote: ↑
Thu Aug 26, 2021 3:27 pm
sure would be purty all polished up!

I bet it would add 5hp too Joe !

George Hand wrote: ↑
Thu Aug 26, 2021 2:48 pm
Dave, Are you headed to the "City"? George

What city George ?
I’m not going anywhere....

George Hand wrote: ↑
Thu Aug 26, 2021 1:36 pm
Dave, It looks like this will be next weekend, my brother is in Portland Indiana & will be coming back to NY tomorrow. If there was a show with a Flea market I would give him a heads up. Thanks George

George,
I’m pretty much on the way from IN to NY...
Just a mile away from I-76.

So then, regardless of which option a person chooses, do they still need to have the "head saver" installed in the coolant system? If so, does that mean you need to flush corroded aluminum out from time to time? The Prus head is available in iron.... You should change your coolant every 3 years reg...

From the looks of the ones Tim sold yesterday, these are the real deal. His had no cast printing or Pat number ? Not that anyone can see them inside your engine... but you’ll know.

$125 including shipping USA

Best offer

Still available, took them to UPS for a price the other day....stupid money. Recommend picking up.

So then, regardless of which option a person chooses, do they still need to have the "head saver" installed in the coolant system? If so, does that mean you need to flush corroded aluminum out from time to time? The Prus head is available in iron.... You should change your coolant every 3 years reg...

TXGOAT2 wrote: ↑
Thu Aug 26, 2021 1:01 pm
The Walker Muffler people, I presume?

I would assume so Pat.

Sold pending payment to Ed, emailed at 12:40.

George Hand wrote: ↑
Thu Aug 26, 2021 12:25 pm
Dave, What is the "All Ohio" show this weekend?? George

An annual tour, starting in Marion Ohio this year.
I can’t make it but a friend close by is going.

More pics...

Rust on the outside but I see nothing compromised. Ears on solid and looks fairly straight, cleaner inside.
Asking $150 plus transportation. Possibly can get to the All Ohio this weekend if I know soon enough. Or can pick up here.
Please contact via email, hpautorepairdd at Gmail dot dot com

Nice little accessory for the radiator. Solid brass or bronze. I hit it with a buffer to show the writing better, it’s your call to keep the patina or not. Would look great on a speedster. Threads right on my touring. The catch works to keep it closed also. $35 including shipping USA Please contact ...

Does this have what you need ?
I have a couple loose ones but the picture didn’t come out.

Sent you an email with some pictures Scott

I’m running a Jensen aluminum head... It is actually THE head Kevin Prus used to make the mold for his heads. Before the Ford script legalities, so it has the script. Definitely has more zip than a Z head. A Z was on it before for years, but had cracked after the garage heater failed. My father had ...

You say that you’ve had the tires for 7 years with few miles... 1) hard to say how long they set on a shelf before you got them. 2) when storing, keep the tires aired up or they can crack easily. 3) Steve is correct, keep it on the rear. 4) cracks or crazing that is not deep should not be a problem....

Are you talking about a steel coil box ?
I have some parts for those...
Dave

I have one Scott, I’ll get a picture in a little while.

What are the codes in the PCM ? P0302 will be cylinder 2... The coil will have power on one side and the ground is triggered on an off by the PCM. You should be able to unplug the coil wires and check the ground side with it running for a blinking light on a test light. That SHOULD eliminate the PCM...

Email sent Ron...

Absolutely fine...
I put my hand brake lever forward and leave it there as soon as I am ready to move, either forward or backwards.
I think it’s a learned practice to put the lever in neutral until high gear is wanted...or not to.

Thanks Craig, interesting stuff !

Another picture

Boxes only, one is the blue print, they are fragile but most are intact. The case box and 10 core small boxes.
Asking $45 including shipping USA
Please contact via email at hpautorepairdd at Gmail dot com

Sounds like you have a low head.
The front head bolt will be considerably lower than the water outlet bolt. A high head, the bolt is about even with the outlet threads, with the head bolt in the hole.

Use a bottoming tap to be sure the threads are clean and blow out with air.

Indeed it is a nutshow out there !
I forgot to mention, before the person backed out in front of me. I was following some idiot that was going 25 in a 35 and suddenly she just slammed on the brakes and almost completely stopped for a tiny little squirrel that ran out !!
Arrrrg !!

It was scary, had I slowed at all, timing would have probably been bad. I just held course and steered around trying to not oversteer. I don’t think there was 12” between us.
Thankfully there was no oncoming traffic.

Thanks for the input everyone. I have yet to find a square leaf to match. Maybe someone could use it for parts ?
I think the other spring is something else, only 6 leaves and the eyes are too small.

Couple of Firefighting decorations, one is aluminum and the other is steel I think.
$30 each plus shipping USA, $50 both plus shipping.
Please contact via email hpautorepairdd at Gmail dot com

Don’t believe this is for a T, but someone needs to rescue this. $80 OBO plus shipping USA
Please contact via email hpautorepairdd at Gmail dot com

I have several sets of these, without bolts. I would use new grade 10 bolts anyway. I found these buried in a metal trunk under numerous milk crates of parts, probably been there close to 50 years. So whether they’re repos or not, I don’t know. Asking $125 per set of 4, including shipping USA Please...

Anyone at $80 plus ?

Still many available, 2 only are Ford script.
Make offers
Please contact via email hpautorepairdd at Gmail dot com

Lowering price to $250 plus shipping or I can have delivered to Marion next week for the All Ohio.
Please contact via email hpautorepairdd at Gmail dot com

Started out as a nice trip with my wife.... Little hotdog stand at the corner drive thru on my road was closing up. Guy said I got 2 brats left $1 each since you’re driving that car ! Got gas in the car and drove through the park and looked at the lake. Coming home, I see an S-10 backing out a drive...

speedytinc wrote: ↑
Wed Aug 18, 2021 3:30 pm
Looks a lot like 32 dodge/plymouth

And a 409 Chebby V8....but no suicide doors.

I have several large drum axle housings but no backing plates by their lonesome....

I have 2 tapered rear leaf springs, one is apart and I don’t know if it all goes together. The main leaf shows signs of a square leaf had been riding on it, so it probably isn’t correct. It measures 34.5”X 2” The rest seem to line up, but not sure about the curled one. I have to get a picture of the...

I don’t get the big offensiveness about prayers.
Aside from atheism, most every form of religion believes in some sort of prayer.

That being said.... “There are no atheists in foxholes” !

I offer prayers for the Barretts, and everyone else dealing with this virus.

Bruce, I have over half of the things you need.
Steering column, steering parts, coil box, complete transmission...
Send me an email if you want to come down to Ohio. Dave
hpautorepairdd at Gmail dot com

I have 2 votes for the good...
Has to be a few more opinions.
I have a few sets, I am thinking about trying a set when I get around to my rebuild. The rest I will probably pedal.
Can anyone tell if they are originals ?

So I just step on the brake and stop the car, what's the big deal? If your axle (Ruckstel or standard axle), gives you a neutral condition, Unless you have auxiliary brakes on the pedal... The right pedal will act more like a modern car right pedal, the harder you push, the faster it goes !! :shock...

I remember as a kid, they strung hot dogs on a string and the wives set in back while the husband would drive under and the girls would bite the hot dogs off the string. Can’t remember if they were blindfolded. Probably be somebody offended nowadays somehow. Poker runs can be a hit. Pick a card at t...

Definitely a much more modern carburetor than was available in “the day”....
But I just have to ask, how’s it run ?

Did you replace the pedal notches or at least check them for wear ? Especially low...
With Kevlar, if they drag much you can damage your drums. If the notches are worn, it’s hard to get low to be tight enough and not drag.

I think Larry nailed it, it’s too long for a T.
Sorry for getting anybody’s hopes up.

Yes, it says Body BUDY Co on the clamp.
It does seem to fit the driveshaft spool.
It would hit the floor pan underneath the rear seat.
I don’t think it would fit between the spring and the axle tube Tim.
Definitely no room for it on the front either.

I’ve read some on the earlier forum about Dunn counterweights. Seems like a good idea to me.
As long as they are fit properly I would add.
What do you think ?

Stole this pic from the old forum...

I was just told that these are for a truck...
9 leaves as opposed to 5-6 for a car.

Dave H, with that intricate mechanism, there is a good chance of some makers marks, numbers, patent data cast or stamped somewhere on it. Ms. Janet Block would love to find the patent info for it. Maybe dad was just screwing with us, having* a good laugh right now. I’ll look for any markings... Tim...

Larry, are there some measurements I can take to be sure ? I certainly don’t want to misrepresent anything.
Would the dimensions be the same as a later version ?

Dropacent wrote: ↑
Wed Aug 11, 2021 2:02 pm
I don’t know what it is but I’ll give you the $15 for it!

I think there’s a little inflation occurring since the price was scratched on there...
But it’s an offer !!

Mark Gregush wrote: ↑
Wed Aug 11, 2021 2:00 pm
Rebound spring/bumper. Fits on front axle under the crossmember.

Thanks Mark....
What is the purpose of the teeth and being able to rotate the top half ?

This stumped Mr Morsher !

Dad has Model T accessory on it.
My guess is a helper spring or travel stop of some sort.

Thanks for the help all !!
Alan, The front bumper doesn’t have the ends connected...
I will get a measurement and compare to a frame Hank.

Kinda pitted, but all there....
$50 OBO plus shipping USA, might be able to get it to the All Ohio.
Email only hpautorepairdd at Gmail dot com.

Anyone before the meltdown ?

Bump to the top.
$30 if you want to pick it up at the All Ohio

A couple more pics....
They do look like earlier Murphy curtain fasteners. And I forgot to mention, one wood bow is MIA....
Possibly can transport to the All Ohio.

Spokes seem to be solid. The hubs do not match and the better looking rim is not as good as the other. $100 for all plus the transportation.
Can possibly arrange a ride to the All Ohio.
Email only hpautorepairdd at Gmail dot com please

I finally got to the wheels and was able to get better pictures. They appear to be Hayes for a Chevy.
I’m gonna post in the classified if anyone wants them.

I have buckets full of bands....make me an offer.
I can fit 4-5 narrow bands in a medium flat rate box for $15.50, 3-4 with a wide band.

Handle turns, surface rust is not too deep.
$45 including shipping USA
Email only hpautorepairdd at Gmail dot com, please

I know not the year, but these are in pretty good shape. The wood is solid as well as the steel. One iron is broken where the wood joins at the curve. See pictures, can send better ones... $300 for all plus shipping or pick up here in beautiful NE Ohio ! Not too far from the All Ohio, but I unfortun...

Title says it all...

TIA

Thanks guys ! I was thinking of some type of grinding attachment.
Pep C, great information on the P & PU numbers.

Terry, I have those on another ad on down here. I can’t find the picture now, but they are A wheel caps in kinda rough condition.
Also is a pair of front wire wheel hub grease caps for a T. Also a little beat up but no cracks and seem to fit tight on the hubs I sold.

Maybe a Buick, maybe a little later than you think...
22 touring

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And an 18 touring

Glen, it is 6V

One is a KRW PU-602

The other I see no markings, just lots of parts to it....

TTT.......

Still several available....

I’ll make it $20 OBO plus shipping

Sold to Edy ! Thanks MTFCA

Thanks guys, I’ll still do $20 for the pair...

Parts books show that all are a 3" until 1920. is your query more in regards to that pulley being flat rather than convex? Thanks Kerry and Steve, the diameter is the main thing I was after. I do have one smaller one. I have a couple of the newer ones for sale and a fellow was interested in one for...

Some of the Murphy fasteners have an M in a a circle in the side of the turn piece.

I thought band brackets too, but don’t they have 2 rivet holes ?
Seems like I found them in a box marked frame metal ?

Unknown internal condition, choke and throttle are free...
$50 plus shipping USA
Email only hpautorepairdd at Gmail dot com

Brass carburetor rod.
$25 plus shipping USA
Email only hpautorepairdd at Gmail dot com

Very clean heat stove.
$20 plus shipping USA
Email only hpautorepairdd at Gmail dot com

Pair of front spring perches with shock mounts.
Someone might help ID them.
$20pr plus the trip USA
Email only hpautorepairdd at Gmail dot com

Is a 1912 pulley the same as the common later crank pulley ?

Anyone have an application for this Bosch coil ?

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