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  1. Hi interested in purchase of bracket ,would require to be shipped to scotand uk,can pay with paypal regards alex
  2. Hi from scotland Looking for set of oversize pistons plus 40/60 for 29 master. regards alex mcdougall scotland uk
  3. Many thanks for all your views on my proposed purchase of buick roadster they have been very helpful. JET BLACK thanks for the picture ,that is my tourer alongside your previous roadster,i just missed this car when it was for sale here in Uk recently,ibelieve it was sold for about £25,000. HIDDEN HUNTER i am intrigued by your comment about the metal dashboard,as it look s correct,could anybody else comment on this ? REGARDS ALEX
  4. I presently own a 1925 master tourer , purchased through this site and am looking to buy a28 roadster. The car i am interested in can be viewed on this web site. RETROLEGENDS in holland,i am based in scotland uk. The car is very pricey but a trade in would sweeten the deal. What is the availability of used parts paricularily with exhaust manifolds and engine blocks with the age corrosion of these parts? Looking through various posts on this site,i see many owners have replaced there marvel carb with downdrafts, are they problematic on this model as i find my master carb works fine ,after rebuilding with guidance from this site. One of the pictures of the engine shows the petrol feed from an electric pump soldered into the middle of the vacum tank ,retaining the outlet to feed the marvel,is anybody familiar with this conversion? I have always found vacum tanks to be the most reliable part fitted to all cars here in the uk, Any advice would be greatly apreciated from owners of this model. Regards Alex .
  5. Last week I purchased that same gear from tom van meteren for my 24 master. The wear on my gear was exactly the same as yours. Replacing the gear made a big difference to the running of the car. Hope that I did not purchase the last one. Tom is a great guy to deal with. Regards alex
  6. Hi jeff thanks for speedy reply. The starter fitted to my Chrysler is a delco remy 724c ,this is a reduction gear type starter,the bendix is not fitted to the starter shaft,it is fitted to the reduction shaft ,will this fit? Regards alex
  7. Hi I am also looking for starter bendix for my 1924 70 will you ship to Scotland uk Regards alex
  8. HI Many thanks for everyones response. The manifold is peculiar to the rhd car and not interchangeable with the lhd model. The lhd model is the same width about 4 1/4 inches from block to outer edge of manifold as shown in the pictures posted by 30dodge and keiser31. The description posted by vivw is bang on. THe rhd manifold is the same as the lhd till it nears the bulkhead where it offsets out by a further 1 1/2 inches to clear the steering column. I will try and post pictures of my manifold but have not been able to do so in the past,perhaps someone with a rhd car could post a picture. regards alex
  9. Hi I urgently require an exhaust manifold for my 1924/ 70 Chrysler tourer right hand drive. Perhaps some of the aussie members on this forum could help? My car is no longer usable as the manifold is beyond repair and have been uable to locate one hear in Scotland. Any help gratefully appreciated. Regards alex mcdougall Scotland.
  10. Hi dave I managed to get a heat riser. Thanks for your response. Regards alexz mcdougall
  11. Hi mark many thanks for this link. Regards alex mcdougall
  12. HI ALL Can anybody help with the front spring specifications for a 1929 buick sports roadster,so that I can get a set made here in Scotland? Thanking you in anticipaton Alex mcdougall
  13. Dave if still available I would like to purchase the riser. Regards alex
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