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JustDave

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  1. I believe in the next view years the powder coasters will have it perfected,its came along ways in the last couple years, dave
  2. In the late 60s I worked for an old man,he was a machinist and an engine builder,after hot tanking an engine he would mask cylinder bores and mainbearing journals and paint the inside of the engine with rustoleumn,is it still a good practice if so what paint are people using now,do we clean it differently, Thanks dave
  3. How about a Stewart Warner fuel pump for a 1931 devaux 6-75. Anything, Dave
  4. Does anyone have and old rebuildable fuel pump for a 31 or 32 devaux.the devaux I recently purchased has an electric fuel pump with a block off plate,I’d like to get an original pump and use the electric as a backup.i believe the pump is a Stewart Warner 506 n. Model pump. Thanks for looking Dave
  5. I believe a lot of the 20 s Lincoln’s had bodies by Locke, Dave
  6. hello bill this is Dave in California,I hope the bb1worked out for you.ok before I begin I know I’m going to catch hell from some.billi take it it’s the Chrysler that is going to get painted,if you are painting it black fenders and body a different color I would look for ppl delstar acrylic enamel or DuPont Centauri acrylic enamel for the fenders and black trim.i would spray 3 coats and then about 2 days later lightly colors and with 320 wet and dry,let it set for about 2 to 3 weeks then resend with 400 wet and dry paper and then apply 3 more coats of black.i don’t know what the color the body is going to be but what ever paint you use watch the I’ve ratings somesingle stage such as red fades quickly even with a clear coat,I’m sure you can find the acrylic enamel if you can find the wagon peddlers as they carry illegal products,the acrylic enamel will outlast the basecoat clear coat, Dave
  7. Hello everyone does anyone know of a 1935 Buick 60 series cabriolet convertible that came out of West Virginia in the fifties it was originally a black car painted a sky blue,my father bought this car in 1943 from a used car lot,he had the car until 1947 ,my dad said there was a guy from New York that would always try to buy the car,my father said he would come to town and buy certaincars.after awhile my father and him became friends.my father would deliver coal to businesses farms and homes,my father would keep and eye out for certain cars and let him know when he came to town where they where.the Buick was sold in48 I believe,by then my father had gotten married and started a family and lost touch with the guy from New York.somewhere about 1953 we where back visiting relatives I west Virginia and my father found the Buick for sale at a little car lot in front of I believe hillside auto wrecking.my father finally persuaded my mom into letting him by the Buick back but by then it had been sold and they had no info who bought it or where it went.in68 I was visiting West Virginia and my uncle took me to the wrecking yard I believe it was in Morgantown I asked about the car but they just treated me like some stupid kid.any one remember a car in the area or a story about the car,I know it’s a long shot but I grew up hearing about the Buick constantly. Dave
  8. Hello everyone, This jackass answered my ad a couple months ago using the name Edwin,said his father had just passed and he had just sold the house in Reno and he lived in New Mexico,said his father had parted out a devaux and he had all these parts for 300.00 he wouLdeven put them on a pallet and had a friend at a trucking co and would ship them for an extra 55.00.ill tell you he really had me going until he said he had a continental kit and a trunk rack I’ve never seen a devaux with a rear mounted spare and trunk rack,finally the light came on and I knew he was scamming me,everyone be careful, Dave
  9. I posted this under cars wanted but thought I’d post it here,I have a 39 Pontiac model 262 door sedan,the floor is rusty from setting with the windows down,need either a two door sedan or a coupebody shell,thanks. Dave
  10. Early has to be olds fiesta,, Late has to be 58 Buick limited convert, Dave
  11. Hello everyone, I was wondering if anyone has a 39 Pontiac model 26 parts car,I have a 2 door sedan,the car has Avery descent body doors and fender,the problem is it sat for a long time with the windows down and the floor pan is very rusty,lookIng for either a coupe or a 2 door sedan body shell only,but will consider a parts car,I don’t want to put a floor pan in but I will if necessary, thanks dave,I’m in so calif
  12. Joe if this runs off the back of the camshaft will it nenes some type of seal or oring tokeep oil from seeping out
  13. Hello look forward to watching your progress,I don’t believe a lot of people have the patience to do a woody,good thing that project found you,great quality work, keep it up,looking forward to watching your progress, Dave
  14. Wow you’re really lucky it took him about 8 hours to contact me with my devaux parts,said his dad parted one out,no only did it have the rear spare tire Brit but also the rear trunk rack,wow, Thanks dave
  15. There one for sale on inland empire calif craigslist cheap money sounds like a good project
  16. Hello Bernie,paint it with a good camel hairbrush and single stage paint,let it set for a week or so sand it with some 500 grit and repaint it save the money for the next project,just my 2 cents
  17. Thanks for the info,word of mouth is the best advertisement
  18. Tomorrow I’ll get pics of my moon frame and post them looks very similar,can you tell me the size of the wheels,preferably tire size if there is any, Dave
  19. My 1927 moon has external hydraulic brakes,mine is the small 660 series,the larger Diana may have had buffalo wheels,if you can text me some pics from your phone maybe I can post them, dave. 909 980 5766
  20. Hello Bernie. That is looking fabulous glad to see another one coming back to life,and I personally speak for myself.i don’t want to hear this being the last one,I believe it’s people like yourself with that take no prisoner attitude that keeps this hobby alive and brings the dead back to life,good luck hope to be watching in the future, Dave
  21. About 2 or 3 years after I purchased my first devaux I stopped to look at a 31 Studebaker sedan,I was talking to the old man and I told him I had a 31 Devaux Coupe,he said wait a moment jumped up and went in the house about 2 minutes later came back and handed me an original owners manual,he said here take this I’ll never own another devaux,after that webacame good friends I’d stop and see him every couple of months,one time he told me he was moving to Oregon and while cleaning up he found a 19 inch devaux wheel and hubcap,said he needed 25.00 for them,I couldn’t get the money. Out of my pocket fast enough, Dave
  22. If you have an jempty acetylene bottle you may try rolling it that way
  23. First have someone push the pedal and make sure it’s stuck,then remove the lower inspection cover and have someone push the clutch pedal in and take a putty knife and try to push it between the flywheel and the clutch disk, Dave
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