locoman

I remember picking that car up and driving it a little bit.

Looking for a carb kit for a 1933 Willys model 77 4 cylinder. It's a Tillotson D1B. Can anyone help? Thanks, Locoman

Flattery will get you 2 guys everywhere. Thanks for the compliments.

Don't think that is a Locomobile. Cool car though. I would give it garage space

Send it to Steering Wheel Bob and he will make it look like new.

Great story Tim. Congratulations to you and your Dad again.

It's a 1913, model 38

Surge Friction, South Holland IL. The guys at Ft Wayne Clutch used to work for them. Both excellent.

GREAT picture !!!

The Chicago branch building still stands.

Garret, You might want to move this topic down to the Domestic Makes and Models section of this forum. Lots of Loco "experts" there. They might be more helpful.

And all white tires too, maybe. I know a car like that.

Nice Wheels !

I could use some Simplex parts. Ha !!

Post some pictures, please. Also, year,model,body style, and we can go from there. Locoman

NOT the sister car. Engine only. Read the previous posts and legal issues.

Just curious, whatever happened to the Loco racer that was being assembled, restored for Coburn Benson before he passed?

Daimler-please help. I need a 2 1/2 liter engine block for my 1952 Daimler project. If you have one, or have an idea who might be able to help, I would be very grateful. Bob Sullivan (360)754-4676. email: stanleysteamman@comcast.net

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I sent you a current picture of the Loco Building in Chicago. Still exists. I plan on checking it out in my "free time" Picture sent to your e-mail.

Might be my tired old eyes, but not sure that I see the cup either.

Hi Bob, Asking $200 each for the lamps. That is not a speedometer, but actually a tachometer. Price on that is $750.00. Thanks for the inquiry. TIM OHLENDORF

Oil reservoir tank, Model 30 water pump, reproduction radiator cap, reproduction Vanderbilt cup, reproduction ID tag, remains of 1913 only taillight Touring car doors. I have 2 sets. One set has 4 doors, original paint, pin-striping, and even a monogram. Second set has 3 doors. 2 rears and one front. Some of the doors even have original upholstery attached. Locomobile emblem - I believe is off of a Locomobile truck. Measures 14 inches x 4 inches.