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General Discussion
Jump to new posts Re: 1927 Chevrolet Capitol AA Landau Sports Coupe by dwpirkeyjr     Today at 05:13 PM

What books does one need to make a good daily driver out of a 1927 Chevrolet Capitol AA Sport Cabriolet. I ordered the 1927 SHOP MANUAL, 1927 BODY MANUAL and 1927 SERVICE NEWS. Also where can I order parts? Any good suppliers out there?
Pirkey
AACA - Tech Questions
Jump to new posts Re: BB1 CARB HELP by carbking     Today at 05:10 PM

Don't know who did your carb, but he/she is basically giving you the correct information.

With an updraft carburetor, fuel is pulled up from the carburetor into the intake manifold and then into the cylinder head by engine vacuum. When the
General Discussion
Jump to new posts Re: How to repair stipped lug bolt holes? by joe_padavano     Today at 05:09 PM

Helicoils are fine. We use them in aerospace applications all the time. Locktite helps, but they do sometimes back out. The alternative is a bushing style thread insert with locking tabs. One brand name is KeenSert. Once you install the insert,
Trailer & Towing Forum
Jump to new posts How to tow two cars at once! by Terry Bond     Today at 04:55 PM

Ok folks, this is for real! Observed this last week on our annual MG club winery tour. While coming home from the Petersburg Va area on Route 460, we pulled into a gas station for a break, and while getting ready to depart, we saw this going on out
Buick Reatta
Jump to new posts Nationals in Flint by Booreatta&TMader     Today at 04:51 PM

Ok with gas at close to $4.00 a gallon who is still planning to drive to Flint. From where I am it is a very costly show. I can remember 10 years ago my wife and I went to Europe for 2 weeks for what It is going to cost to drive to Flint. I am still
Buy/Sell
Jump to new posts Maxwell Roaster Parts & Photo's of 1917-18 Maxwell Light Trucks by Randy Stertz     Today at 04:46 PM

Iám looking for a Driver's Fender, Doors and the Rear Sections for a 17 Roadster. I also need photo's of 17 & 18 Maxwell Light Trucks.
BCA - General
Jump to new posts Re: 1963 Riv 401 by Bill Stoneberg     Today at 04:26 PM

How are your valve cover gaskets ? Do you see any signs of a leak ?
BCA - General
Jump to new posts 1958 & 1959 Triple Turbine to Twin Turbine Conversion Kit by Glassesguy     Today at 04:25 PM

I seem to recall the question had come up on the Forum at one time whether Buick issued a factory kit to convert a Flight Pitch or Triple Turbine equipped car to a Twin Turbine transmission. This should answer the question.
This is from my 1940
BCA - Buy/Sell
Jump to new posts Re: 1973 Electra Limited for Sale -$2000 by JohnO     Today at 04:22 PM

Here is the link --------> http://hudsonvalley.craigslist.org/car/676512150.html
General Discussion
Jump to new posts Re: 1927 Kissel Car by Ken     Today at 04:21 PM

Hello Kissel_Daughter,
I sent you a private message regarding contact info and would be happy to talk to you about the Kissel. Ken
General Discussion
Jump to new posts Re: How to repair stipped lug bolt holes? by Bhigdog     Today at 04:16 PM

Looks like Whitworth to me...........
General Discussion
Jump to new posts Re: Opinion on "retroactive options"? by Big Beat     Today at 04:09 PM

Thanks for the welcome

The car is certainly "off the pedestal". It is driven and enjoyed. I am also not averse to functional upgrades, for example I converted the A/C to the modern refrigerant, and I'm afraid the air in the tires is no lo
Buick Reatta
Jump to new posts Re: Running on water and gas (again) by D-a-n-i-e-l     Today at 04:09 PM

The blasting iniatiates the chemical reaction and the combining of the compounds in the dynamite with oxygen provide the boom. Just as in the combining of H with O.

Now after your explotion with the dynamite, it would take more energy tha
BCA - General
Jump to new posts Re: Odd Dynaflow seal kit part number? by Glassesguy     Today at 04:05 PM

Dave:
My 36-59 Parts Book shows your ID is correct. Seal kit for 1959 Twin Turbine. Individual seals and their part numbers are listed in there if you need them. My 1940-63 Book shows this # was changed to 1388762 and was good for 1960 Twin T
Buick Reatta
Jump to new posts Re: Rough Idle at Incline by D-a-n-i-e-l     Today at 04:01 PM

Your other thing may be a fuel pump near the end of its life. I would get a fuel pressure gauge and make sure you have the correct fuel pressure, before and after the filter change.
AACA - Tech Questions
Jump to new posts Re: BB1 CARB HELP by mikzjr@aol.com     Today at 03:46 PM

NO ELECTRIC PUMP IT IS A VACUMM TANK.
General Discussion
Jump to new posts Re: Opinion on "retroactive options"? by mrpushbutton     Today at 03:38 PM

I don't have any problem doing this using options from that year, for that car. My 1963 Chevy II came from the factory with a radio delete plate, I added the correct period radio, even down to the manual tune model (no pushbutton presets--oh the iron
General Discussion
Jump to new posts Re: Opinion on "retroactive options"? by Barry Wolk     Today at 03:35 PM

In Lincoln and Continental Owners Club judging all options must be factory or dealer installed. No after-market. You can repaint the car any factory color for that year.

Certain cars do have factory records. I have a copy of the Production
General Discussion
Jump to new posts Re: How to repair stipped lug bolt holes? by 1937hd45     Today at 03:20 PM

Mike, Nice tractor wrench, I've found that this combination US Standard and Metric wrench comes in real handy at times.
General Discussion
Jump to new posts Re: How to repair stipped lug bolt holes? by Bhigdog     Today at 03:15 PM

 Quote: Have the machinist drill new holes between the old holes and thread them

Yes sir, And yet another way to skin this cat. Good thing it has 9 lives. I do beleive the voices of them that knows makes me vote for the helicoil/thre
Packard
Jump to new posts Re: tight steering linkage by Owen_Dyneto     Today at 03:06 PM

The shift linkage (Handishift) resulted in many service letters issued by Packard to their dealers as their linkage, as that of other manufacturers, could be problematic as time passed and wear occurred. You should really get your hands on the servi
AACA - Tech Questions
Jump to new posts Re: BB1 CARB HELP by oldford     Today at 03:05 PM

That indicates raw gas above the venturi at the throttle plate. My guess is that the gas travels back down the throat and passes out through a worn shaft or bushing. Are you running an electric pump that has too much pressure? It could be a bunch of
Commercial (Ambulances, etc.)
Jump to new posts F/S NOS 6.50X17 Firestone tubes by JFranklin     Today at 03:05 PM

In excellent condition. $18.00 with free U.S. shipping. I have 4 or 5 in original Firestone boxes
General Discussion
Jump to new posts Re: Opinion on "retroactive options"? by 1937hd45     Today at 03:04 PM

I don't know, have you messed with the original air in the tires? The 1979 Chevy is a rare vehicle, I haven't seen one this week. If it has tinted windows maybe the radio upgrade won't be noticed, you do risk a fire messing with wires under the dash.
General Discussion
Jump to new posts Re: How to repair stipped lug bolt holes? by 58Mustang     Today at 02:59 PM

Have the machinist drill new holes between the old holes and thread them.
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