[Looking for Marvel Schebler carb model e or d45 for 1919 Buick h45 six cylinder.]

I own a 1919 Buick h45 six cylinder car. It runs and drives, no problem. Currently has a Marvel Schebler tractor carb on it. I need a Marvel automobile carb. Anything out there? What I need is in the picture attached. Thanks

 

 

[1919 Buick running a bit warm, boiling over when stopped after a drive.]

Thank you Morgan and Hugh. I can say that the coolant coming out of the overflow tube looks very clean. I was wondering about Evans coolant. I will get some of that, do a flush and then put that in and see how it does. I do think my system has been too full. Thank you all for the feedback and expertise. 

[1919 Buick running a bit warm, boiling over when stopped after a drive.]

Thank you Larry

[Does the AACA give out 100 year old car badges anymore?]

Thank you Matt.

[1919 Buick running a bit warm, boiling over when stopped after a drive.]

Good morning, I wanted to tap into this community to see if anyone else has had a 1919 Buick H-45 or similar with a 6 cylinder engine that runs a bit warm. I just acquired this vehicle, changed the belt from the leather , which was too loose, to a rubber belt. If I run the car a few miles and stop the engine the radiator boils over. The moto meter is only registering about half way up the scale. Thanks for any ideas or help. John

[Does the AACA give out 100 year old car badges anymore?]

I just acquired a 1919 Buick H-45 and would like to get the 100 year badge for it. Thanks John