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General Discussion

Re: Need source for oil filters for 34' Chrysler Airflow by Ray Corder Yesterday at 06:28 PM

Took the old one in to NAPA, but had no luck. I will try TSC and talk to the local Antique Tractor Club to see if they can help. Thanks Ray

AACA - General

Re: Cumberland Meet Show & Trailer Parking by windjamer Yesterday at 06:26 PM

Bob you have the three most important things.Beer a buick and best of all a lovin wife. See you there Dick

General Discussion

Re: Need source for oil filters for 34' Chrysler Airflow by Ray Corder Yesterday at 06:25 PM

Thanks for the information. I think the filter we have would be considered sealed. I tried the local NAPA with no luck. I will try TSC and check with the local Antique Tractor Club to see if they are any help. Ray

General Discussion

Re: Chrome Plating Plastic by pfloro Yesterday at 06:24 PM

Hello Curti:

I have recently shipped 'chromed plastic' headlamp & tail lamp bezels to
CV Vacuum Platers to be 're-plated'. Although I don't yet have the restored parts, I was impressed with their
responses to my questions. I

Trailer & Towing Forum

Re: Trailer Winch Battery Charging by Bob Kinker Yesterday at 06:19 PM

Yes. You should be able to run a wire from your plug that will keep it charged. I'm going to hook mine up that way this weekend. A friend of mine hooked up his trailer battery this way and the charging system from the tow vehicle kept kept the batt

AACA - General

Re: Cumberland Meet Show & Trailer Parking by Bhigdog Yesterday at 06:16 PM

Quote: Two other forecasts for Cumberland state the POP is 60% on Friday and 40% on Saturday.

Well, whatever. I'm on my way tomorrow morning. I've got umbrellas, long pants, tee shirts, sweaters, shorts, beer, a 55 Buick and a

General Discussion

Re: Michigan Junk Yard Auction this weekend by mmuehlba Yesterday at 06:13 PM

two weeks ago scrap was at $350.00 a ton today is is $100.00 a ton . But I bet every car will not be less than $550 .And yes they will all be shredded . Mike

General Discussion

Re: Current gas situation limited your attendance to a car show? by windjamer Yesterday at 06:12 PM

Im commited to Cumberland,but I have already cancled my room for Sat night. Ill load up and head back to Binghamton NY soon as the show is over. I do wish I knew someone staying for the awards that would be willing to give me a call and let me know h

General Discussion

Re: Current gas situation limited your attendance to a car show? by Bhigdog Yesterday at 06:08 PM

We have a few ducks and my dogs have learned to poach the eggs they lay around the pond. We tried Beano on them but it didn't work. No gas shortage here.........Bob

Trailer & Towing Forum

Re: Trailer Winch Battery Charging by Mark Shaw Yesterday at 06:01 PM

I already have a dedicated battery to run only my winch. I just want to know if there is a way to keep it charged from my tow vehicle's alternator.

General Discussion

Re: Chrome Plating Plastic by Curti Yesterday at 05:59 PM

The wire wheels are an aftermarket varity for an Avanti-II
I would love to buy NOS If I knew where to look.

Buy/Sell

Re: WTB 2 ea 21" split rims by Mark Shaw Yesterday at 05:50 PM

Willy,
Do your rims have tires mounted on them? If so, use the following example:

For 34 X 4 tires...double the second number and subtract the total from the first number... you get 26" rims.

Packard

Re: 1937 1502 dimensions by Strange Yesterday at 05:50 PM

Thank you. I looked everywhere for those statistics, but no one seemed to provide them.

Packard

Re: 1937 1502 dimensions by Speedster Yesterday at 05:46 PM

The overall length of my 1502 Limo (bumper-guard to bumper-guard) is 19' 6" (if the trunk-rack is down add another foot to that) and the height is about 6' 2", from ground to highest part of top. The width at the rear fenders is about 6' 3". (Those

Dodge & Dodge Brothers

Re: Zenith Carb Question by carbking Yesterday at 05:35 PM

Rick - the use of a choke is necessary to start an engine with an updraft carburetor.

Once started, some choke will be necessary on a well-tuned carburetor (depending on ambient temperature) until the engine warms completely. Once the engi

Packard

Re: Status of '29 645 Sport Coupe Restoration Project by Speedster Yesterday at 05:30 PM

BTW- The paint flows better with about 25% thinner added,
a very small artist brush is needed and a magnifying type visor really helps, to paint the Hubcaps.

Packard

1937 1502 dimensions by Strange Yesterday at 05:29 PM

Does anyone happen to know the overall dimensions of a 1937 packard 1502 limo? I know the wheelbase, but what is the overall lenght, the height and the width of one of these? Thanks in advance for any information anyone can offer.

Buick Reatta

Re: Replacing the lumber support bladder by gr8scott Yesterday at 05:28 PM

Don't worry about "one-upmanship". Besides, yours is a totally different approach, and its subject is the passenger seat, so your ideas are welcome. Reason: every time I comment on how comfortable the lumbar support is on the driver's seat, my wife

Chrysler - General Discussion

Re: 1928 Chrysler 72 Convertible Coupe Help by HarryJ Yesterday at 05:26 PM

Pacer....What kind of questions do you have about series "72" Chryslers. I thought you had a roadster.

Buick Reatta

Re: 90 Black Reatta Convertible 49K Original Miles $11,500 by TommyH Yesterday at 05:24 PM

I want that car so bad!

BCA - Pre-War General

Re: new carb for 1927 Buick by carbking Yesterday at 05:21 PM

Michael - the carbs with the bronze bowls have a flat aluminum cap. They don't really complete seal. The better kits come with a new cap. Kits are less expensive than carburetors.

Jon.

Buick Reatta

Re: 91 PARTS CAR by craig hewitt Yesterday at 05:02 PM

I talked to the girl she said it was driftwood in color? Color chart says none made in 91 ???? Craig

Packard

Re: Surviving Packards by mrpushbutton Yesterday at 04:58 PM

As are others

AACA - Tech Questions

Re: Headlight burns out! by Ken G Yesterday at 04:58 PM

As a postscript, my Rover has a three-terminal generator ("dynamo") and indeed the voltage goes sky-high if the battery is disconnected. I remember one journey in the 1950s when for some reason we had no battery, and my father briefly pressed the hor

Pontiac Flathead Owners

Re: Bring your flathead to Stowe by 1931Pontiac Yesterday at 04:40 PM

I clicked on the site but something must be typed wrong.
It said web page not found.

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