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Ron Lawson

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  1. We the day has come after several months of preparation I have enclosed the back of my Isuzu FSR 450 Tilt and slide tray truck Checked all of the gear over and the time has come to head off The DB rally is in Tanunda South Australia and will be held in early November Why leave so early you may ask Well we are going via Mackay in Queensland then down to Tweed heads which is a border city between QLD and New South Wales Here I am having a new radiator core fitted to the Senior The one in the car is a 74 year old replacement and not original style of fin and tube From there we are heading to Melbourne and I am having the temporary top that I made replace as well as side curtains as I never got around to making them By then it will be time to mozzy on across to South Australia for the rally I will keep you posted on our adventure
  2. From memory there is one at the old Ford Piquet Plant Seen it when we toured the place in 2014 Dodge Brothers Centennial Rally
  3. I am glads that's not my engine With all of the metal swarf in and on it The only way to clean it is to strip it and start from scratch People on these forums give advice for a reason They have had and know these old cars like the backs of their hands but mate its your choice Happy Easter
  4. I can't understand why people move the battery up into the engine bay The bulkhead was never designed to have that sort of weight hanging off it like that The rest of the car is cobbled up out of goodness knows what Will we call it Dord or a Fodge
  5. Harry I found years ago what I thought was an original 160 deg F thermostat Turned out to be to small It needed another half inch diameter on the flange I cut a .8 mm brass plate the same shape as the thermostat housing flange. cut a hole in the center of it to fit the thermostat the soldered them together The only thing is you have to use 2 gaskets one below the flange and one above
  6. Matt I have a small collection Did you buy them all or did you leave some for me
  7. Matt You could stand 3 more passengers on that as long as the top was down so they had something to hang on to
  8. It is a 2249 Senior 6 It may have been made in 27 but they were classed as 28 models It is a Cabriolet with wire wheels optioned
  9. John has sold his Victory 6 Sedan It is still in Western Australia
  10. Thank you Mike for posting these photos One of my life ambitions was to go and see the old Dodge Brothers Factory Sadly it was demolished How ever I did go to where it once stood Keep them coming if your source has not run out They are very interesting
  11. Sorry that should be 1929
  12. I have a 20 K model roadster bodied by Holden Body Building Co. This car I purchased in a million bits It will get a complete nut and bolt restoration Is there any one else in Australia with a same car as I am going to need references as I go along Thanks in advance Ron
  13. If you can get a nut to fit why use JB I would have mig or stick welded it to the stem
  14. IF YOU TAKE YOUR ORIGINAL SEAL TO A SUPPLIER THEY CAN USUALLY MATCH THEM
  15. Heck Ian you have had a bad trot mate. I think that I can say from all on this forum that we all hope every thing goes well with your wife's operation and recovery Cheers Ron
  16. Contact Myers Early DB Parts They carry all of the parts you will need
  17. You got the old bit right Not to sure about the wealthy though
  18. When I was a little nipper I was so poor that I couldn't afford to pay attention
  19. Rich I will call you in the morning regards the side curtains
  20. The same from the other side of out beautiful continent
  21. My question is how did you fit all of the prizes in the roadster to get them home Congratulations mate A very deserved win
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