franklin28

Keep these pictures coming. Great to see the progress.

Here are the facts. This car did come with wire wheels and dual side mounts. The wire wheels and the passenger side mount hardware and fender were removed and installed on another Franklin. The non side mount fender from the other car was installed on this Franklin. I know this to be true because I helped Ed Daly make the conversion. We felt the wood wheels actually improved the looks of this car.

Great news and thanks for getting this done. Are the dates established and I assume more information will be coming.

Thank you Roger

Does anyone know what the dates ar3 for the 2023 Trek?

Thanks everyone for your interest in my collection of lions. I have to report that they have been sold and are no longer available.

Lion with broken leg is $35

Prices range from $225 to $350each. I will sell the entire collection shown for $3250. There are 10 Lions that have “1924 DERUJNSKY on the back of the base and 3 with “DE-PAT 73 161 on the back.

I am going to start selling off my collection of Franklin Lions. I have quite a collection to pass on to the next caretaker. They are all S11 through S12, all the earlier ones are gone. please contact me if you have any interest in purchasing one or more Lions. Bob Harrison

I will be bringing some Franklin Lions and some series 10 engine parts to Hershey. Aluminum air shroud complete including air hood, fan housing etc. wire loom’s. I have an engine block complete with cam shaft, crank shaft, oil pump and lines, etc. crank is rusty but probably could be cleaned up and ground. prices are negotiable and will be very reasonable. I will not be bringing the crankcase unless someone lets me know they want it. visit me in the Chocolate field CK 60-61.

Was the same carburetor used on both the 1904 and 1905 Franklin? what is the make and model of the Carburetor? thanks

I think Dick has a Long clutch not the Brown-Lipe clutch. He is looking for information on how to set the height of the release levers.

Hi , I would be interested in the oaks locks and spare tire hold downs. bob Harrison

Hi, I think I have one of these. I think it was made by a club member. i will look for it tomorrow. bob