Hudsy Wudsy
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If I might ask, what are '37/'38 overdrives selling for these days?
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As much as I endorse originality, I have to agree! I'm pretty sure that the matching small right side tail light, while standard on the DeLuxe, was probably available as an option for this standard model. It wouldn't help much, but it might help.
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I must have been sleeping to have missed that it said rebuilt. Just ignore me!
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It's nearing 90K miles on a Ford flathead. I wonder how badly it smokes?
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Someone earlier referred to the color as tan. It took me until now to figure out that it could be better characterized as "Butterscotch and Cream".
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The green glass (Solex?) is very pretty with that body color.
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UNLOADING A 1/2 TON WITH NO BRAKES FROM A TRAILER
Hudsy Wudsy replied to Dodgefran's topic in General Discussion
If you're talking about a Dodge half ton, you probably can get by with the stock emergency brake. They truly are an "emergency" brake and not a "parking" brake. -
That's what I assumed, but then someone whined.
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Not much info with this one for sale in Iowa: Marketplace - 1930 Plymouth ????? | Facebook
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Would you rather that I hadn't listed it because of not having a price?
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Here's a link to a Facebook listing offering an engine for a Cartercar in Boswell, IN: Marketplace - car engine | Facebook
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Marketplace - 1940 Dodge Dodge | Facebook
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Yeah, but I think that all too often guys are just too zoned-out to get simple things right. I can't begin to say how many times I've seen someone type "truck" when they meant to type "trunk". There's countless other examples. Maybe you're right about spell-check, but I bet it's often the fault of the distracted author.
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Here's someone offering a Hydrating transmission for a Hudson on FB: Marketplace - Hudson hydrating transmission | Facebook This is probably good for your complexion, as well.
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Artillery wheels off a 1936 dodge
Hudsy Wudsy replied to Uptowndodge's topic in Dodge & Dodge Brothers
Are these Canadian? They don't look like the usual '36 Dodge wheels.
