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What are you working on right now?
stakeside replied to Jeff Perkins / Mn's topic in Our Cars & Restoration Projects
Got my 17 yr old grandson to help with my landscaping project. Amazing how he can operate the excavator. I guess all those video games help. -
1929 Dodge Brothers DA Tourer "Doc's Dodge"
stakeside replied to RichBad's topic in Dodge & Dodge Brothers
Should be a winner. -
Restoration of Victory Six sports roadster.
stakeside replied to Mattml430's topic in Dodge & Dodge Brothers
You did it right. Its a beauty. -
I guess the picture was not clear enough. It looked like steel spokes.
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stakeside started following Dodge Brothers Flatbed, 1929, how get info? and 1926 Dodge Brothers Doodlebug
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Interesting project. Your original photos were of a truck chassis with 20” steel spokes. What are the 21” rims for?
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If you have a clean and clear original a sign shop may be able to produce a decal and place on metal sheet. Not sure of durability if under a hot car hood. May be worth a try.
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Great to see an original that’s not hot rodded. Great looking car.
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Dodge Brothers Flatbed, 1929, how get info?
stakeside replied to vitavita's topic in General Discussion
I have “Build Cards” for two Dodge Bros “E” series trucks. The “E” series trucks are verified by the frame number. Question is how a truck is classified by a year. First is shown my current operating truck. The H 79 code number is a lower sequence with a date of 8-17-29. ALSO The year registered is 1929 as noted on my registration. This would be a 1929 series “E” truck. Second is shown my parts truck.The H 88 code number is a higher sequence with a date of 4-11-30. ALSO The year registered is 1931 as noted on my registration. This would be a 1931 series “E” truck. -
Dodge Brothers Flatbed, 1929, how get info?
stakeside replied to vitavita's topic in General Discussion
Nice truck. This is an “E” Series Dodge Brothers similar to mine. It was shipped over as a chassis and cowl and then a custom cab and bed were added. The “H” on the engine designates this as a DA-6. The vin number you show was added as it entered your country. -
What’s Your Favorite Automobile Related Movie?
stakeside replied to Angelfish's topic in General Discussion
Old school stuff. “Eddie and the Cursiers” -
Not sure what you mean as AFR valve. Got a picture..
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I believe the 1/8 hole will help to stop the burping of the overflow. There is another method but a little more difficult. Place a pipe fitting in the head and run a copper line to the radiato
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The real trick was to get the distributor oriented correctly at the cam/oil pump gear. It took a few try’s but finally got correct setting. I will redo my spark plug connectors later. Thanks for help.
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Thanks for help you all. Got fresh DA 6 rebuild running. Must have got the oil pan seals correct. No oil leaks.