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  • Birthday 05/09/1981

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  1. Tell us more...how you joined the forum on Sunday and are offering a rather rare bit of kit on a Monday.
  2. https://tucson.craigslist.org/cto/d/tucson-antique-cars/7721949277.html
  3. The price is still has a way to go, but coming down on that one. A clean example, the advertisement omits all pertinent details...like what gearing it has. Think some had super slow gearing, you could have a Stutz that won't out run a model A. Also, it doesn't have a particularly special bit of coachwork. All that said, as another person posted, I'd love to load the family up and drive that all over.
  4. Thank you, guess I'll have to wade back into that delightful cesspit that is the FB and bookmark the club.
  5. Good luck with the hunt, a compatriot of mine has started doing vintage camping events. Pre-32 car tours, but with period camping. Sounds like a lot of fun.
  6. Good to know, sorta worried that I had found a car and there weren't many events to try and make. The few that I found are in the upper mid-con or the east coast . Had a hunch that there were local tours that weren't being published on the HCCA calendar. Been in touch some local people here in AZ to see what is happening, but it appears I'll be on the road to go to on a tour.
  7. Probably a bit late, but as a kid I remember going on 1 & 2 cylinder tours. Been looking around and haven't found much, are there any extant groups or tours in the Southwest/West part of the US? I checked the HCCA group listings and see that Western Regional Gaslight is active? Feel that I may have jumped first on this one. Work will probably be taking me back to Houston in a few years and I look forward to the New London to New Brighton tour. Thanks!
  8. If anyone is looking for a Locomobile steam car gauge, put one up. https://forums.aaca.org/forum/14-automobiles-and-parts-buysell/
  9. Think this is an Air pressure gauge off of a Locomobile steam car (seems low for steam?). Looks very similar to the type found on the late 1800's / early 1900's steamers. Nickel plate? Sold as is. $350.00 obo plus shipping.
  10. really enjoying this build! Wouldn't mind that 40hp motor, but wow!! where did it live to get eaten that bad...the bottom of a salt mine?
  11. Agreed! Went 7” on my last speedster, decided to go the other way this time. A friend has his at 8” on 21” wires...did rip the plug out on the trailer once.
  12. Z is done, less gussets and grinding welds. Tacked the front cross member in and stacked up the wheels. By the time I was done cutting and grinding and repeating...WB is 90.5” and the rear drop is 6”. Learning as I go.
  13. just a boring ol’ T flat motor with some pretty dress up bits. All the aluminum bits were made by Jerry Sherman out of SoCal in the 60’s and 70’s. The head is a recent repro of his work. Matco cross drive mag set up. Have to figure out the intake, but I have an idea. Carb will be something with a large hole and a barrel valve.
  14. What a great mini-Napier! Kids today wouldn’t even understand. What? Does it move under its own Power?
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