LI_BENTLEY
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Just now, LI_BENTLEY said:
The motor no. Is on the left hand motor mount, the first letters indicate type Ga, GK GE GEC GM ect. Then the number in order made. White did not maintain a list of motor numbers. Look on cross member at front of trans foe S/N if not there it is before 1918 Then S/N is on dash plate.
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4 hours ago, Caprock Kid said:
This appears to be the most knowledgeable group on White trucks and I am on day number one of trying to figure out what truck I have. I believe it is a 1910s or 1920s model truck. I will gather more info on it next week while I am at work but here is a picture of the number on the engine. If any of you can shed light on what I have I would greatly appreciate it. Also if I need to start another thread I will definitely do so. Thank you.
The motor no. Is on the left hand motor mount, the first letters indicate type Ga, GK GE GEC GM ect. Then the number in order made. White did not maintain A list of motor numbers. Look on cross member at front of trans foe S/N if not there's before 1918
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On 10/17/2022 at 9:59 AM, twin6 said:
Looks like a 1912 NY number plate the field color is Vermilion same type as a car on a previous page. The only year of a porcelain N Y plate easy to spot as no year on plate
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On 10/18/2022 at 9:30 AM, twin6 said:
Interesting windshield configuration, and unusual cowl lamps (is that glass curved?).
The only car I know of with those side lights is ALCO if so prolly a 08 /09 6 cly.
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An independent parts store went out of business a short walk from work. I emptied the dumpster every night after work. Some one took all the brake lining and brought it beck when he found out it was asbestos I took it to that great recycling center at Hershey, still have some.
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I would Silicon everything up good
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Pour it into a glass container to see if it has separated, had this happen to old oil, oil on top plastic on bottom.
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Flew from N Y to state of Washington did not buy car but was a good trip.
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Spoke to a friend in Mass. he said the green Ford did the same trip in the 1980s.
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On 8/29/2022 at 8:35 PM, Jim Bollman said:
Here are a few shots of the flea market from 1964, my first time going with my parents. Of course there was only a blue field back then and it ended before the hill in the middle, roughly where the big roller coaster sticks out now. One picture is taken from the side of that hill. The other couple we were with and a single spot. The fellow was my Dad's best friend and spent his Winters restoring brass. He pulled into his spot and put up a sign he would be back at noon. He said we should walk the whole flea market quick and get any bargains or rare things we spotted and then he would open up and later we would walk it slower to find the hidden stuff. He opened by putting up a single card table and displayed in his trunk and the card table. He had a small crowd waiting for him at noon. Some of his brass was pre-sold, he took care of that first. He was pretty much sold out a couple of hours later and he put the card table back in the trunk. We were coming from Ohio and the closest motel we could get a room was at Breezeway just off the PA turnpike.
Looks like my first year, The next year the flea mkt, went around the corner never to go back just bigger.
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Received my stickers yesterday on long island N Y.
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Lived in Mass when there did it remember it from then.
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Have the stickers been mailed out yet?
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58 minutes ago, 30DodgePanel said:
See a Stanley sticking out in center of picture
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2 hours ago, 30DodgePanel said:"Tanforan Race Track,1908 - Tanforan Race Track, San Bruno. Possibly, Olympic Club Automobile Track Meet, September 20, 1908. The car at right appears to the the Buick 'White Streak' driven by Charles S. Howard. The annual event drew thousands of spectators and participants to the Tanforan Race Track."
Car on left looks like a White steamer
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On 8/19/2022 at 11:44 AM, 30DodgePanel said:
Said to be a Mercedes and Cedro near Paloma 1912
Looks like a 1910 Franklin
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On 8/19/2022 at 12:13 PM, 30DodgePanel said:
Another view of the White 3/4 ton truck from an earlier post
"Palace of Fine Arts,1921 - Baker near Beach Streets. AAA truck, advertising sign installation"
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Know someone in local club used J B Weld to glue on linings used many clamps to clamp shoes to brake drum. Been on for 10 years. Probably any adhesive with a high temp rating will work.
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My parade car is my 1913 White 45 hp. Can keep it at a walk in first and slow it up with the hand brake not touching the clutch and does not overheat on a 90 degree day. Then drive home at 50 mph. Can't tell how many parades it's been in. Yes Ed is right about Whites.
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5 hours ago, 30DodgePanel said:
"Grove & Polk,1921 - View northwest across Grove, City Hall in the background. California Automobile Association Truck posed reading 'We are signing the Victory Highway, San Francisco to N.Y.' The side of the truck is painted with a view of SF Bay."
A White 3/4 ton
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7 hours ago, 30DodgePanel said:
Market near Fremont 1926
Lead car is a 1925/26 Nash with added center headlight.
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On 8/12/2022 at 4:47 PM, pre10 said:
1911 Mitchell model R
Is a model T for touring, R is roadster and S is six cylinder
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Is the development still there? If so cut one of the trees down then cut it up and count the tree rings. The trees look only a few years old. The car on the left Is about 1908 to 1910 so pic is after that, depends on how old the car is. The horse on background could tell you the age if his name is. Mr. Ed.
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On 7/15/2022 at 10:29 PM, Varun Coutinho said:
1910 Matheson 50Hp Model E 7-Passenger Touring
Photo Attached - Detroit Public Library : 1908 - 1909 Matheson 50Hp (Big Four) 7-Passenger Touring
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Notice the car with the top up has a generator and gas tank for the headlights.
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Stolen - 1931 Reo, Lansing, MI
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Too big and heavy to make into a hotrod.