GE Dictator 1928

OK, so now I appear to be looking for starter parts for my starter, including brushes, armature, bushings, bendix spring and gear, etc. Anyone have?

Thanks, I left them a voicemail and email.

I'm looking for a rebuilder for a 6V Delco starter for my '28 GE Dictator. (Note that due to running production models, my car has the later engine, as seen in the '29 Dictator). I'd like to find someone who is tried and true on these 6V starters. As I've seen suggested in other queries, I'm not interested in 8V or conversion to 12V. Just a good rebuild of my current 6V starter. Thank you! Keith Gramlich

Hi, Where are you located. I have a '28 Dictator second series ('27 type body with '29 type engine). I'm interested in parts, but need to know where you are so I know if I can get them easily. Thank you! Keith

Yup, got it! Many thanks!!

Thank you Mark!

If so, can someone supply contact information to join? Keith Gramlich

My ‘28 Dictator could use it as well. If there is someone that has taken over for Steve Munts or knows who may have his remaining inventory, I would be appreciative for the info. Best, Keith Gramlich

I will have a look this weekend when i can get back out to the car! Thanks!

So, Here's my next question, as no one seems to have a replacement cover. Can this be welded/braized, and them a sealer similar to what they coat gas tank interiors with be applied to sort of seal everything up? Thank you!! Keith

Studeboy, I believe that. My Dad's '34 Nash had a water jacket plate that had all sorts of pinholes in it. Luckily he had purchased another one many years ago and was able to replace it. I'm waiting to hear back from Olson's and then I'll take it to a welder.

Thank you. I will try them! Keith

I am looking for a replacement water jacket cover for the captioned. I have attached photos. The one on the car blew a large hole in it yesterday and the car had to be flatbedded home. Not that this car has the later 1928 engine, same as the 1929. Not the older one with the distributor in front and the convex exhaust header. Many thanks, Keith Gramlich

Thank you. I will contact them. Best, Keith

I have had to severely scale back the production of our region’s newsletter in 2017. I am hoping 2018 will be different and I will be able to resume publishing a bi monthly newsletter for my region (GNYR). How do I go about signing up for the editor judging again. I didn’t do it last year so I gave forgotten. Thank you and Happy New Year to you all!! Best regards, Keith Gramlich Editor, “The Newsletter” GNYR, AACA