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  1. We're putting on the finishing touches on a 1937 Super 8 Coupe roadster. The correct 3-piece distributor cap is on the car, but I'd like to find a 'modern' replacement for both touring and back up. A separate set of wires will be made. The distributor is an Autolite IGT 1405. any advice on what cap might fit from NAPA or other stores? Same for points, condensor, and rotor? Thanks! glenn Hamilton

  2. Glenn,

    Does your casting guy have the patterns?

    ...or an extra set of castings?

    I would like to hear a price for un-machined castings.

    What is the dimension across the width of the frame?

    I assume it holds a 18 in. dia glass?

    what dia steering column was it made for, mine is 2"

    How does the glass hold in the frame?

    I've been working with these castings and have concluded they are too shallow to hold the glass properly. My plan was to have the glass epoxied in place at a glass shop. Once the groove is cut, the size of the glass increases to 18.5". It's a big piece of glass for the support these castings give. The clamps for the steering column would fit a 2" diameter without problem. Mine is 2.25" and that is too much. All in all, I'm back at square one, and continuing to look for an original monocle windshield. Thanks, Glenn

  3. That Heinze wiper certainly looks very similar to the correct Owen Dyneto wiper that was on my 1929 Phaeton, which I also no longer own. I am not looking at any documents and just going from memory. From memory I think that there were some Heinze wipers that were correct for 1929 but I have no knowledge about them. Perhaps it is an Owen Dyneto wiper that someone put the wrong cover on? The guy who restored my wiper on my Phaeton would be the guy who I think might be able to answer your question.

    Here is his website:

    http://www.modelawipers.com/index.html

    He should be able to tell you if it is correct for a Model A or not. Good luck.

    Thank you for the response. I'll follow up, Glenn

  4. The Carter # to look for on these BB-1s is 289S. This is usually on the small brass tag attached to the bowl. This carb will certainly manage a 220 cid auto engine and larger. I've used them on a 318 cid '09 Buick and '11 Marmon and they both run very well. You can also find a conical F&N air filter to fit. The original Carter air filters are hard to come by. Rand is very knowledgeable in these carbs and matching the correct size for the engine. Also you need the correct valve and needle seat for flow in a gravity feed system, which is likely in an '09 Regal. Rand can help there also, but Ron Hewitt at Daytona Parts Co in Florida (386-427-7108) has a new seat and disc arrangement that should work. Give him a call as he knows his business and has restored every carb in every car I've owned (from '09 to '56). He refers brass carbs, such as your Schebler Model ? to Classic Carburetors in Arizona. The Carter will really improve the running and dependability...if, of course the carb is the problem. Good luck!

  5. This is part of a larger GM collection I'm selling for an estate. It includes:

    1. 1960 Corvair, 8X101/2, 8 color pages, $15

    2. 1960 Chevrolet all models including Corvette, 8X 11 1/4, 26pp in color, $25

    3. 1963 Chevy II, 8X 101/2, 16 pp in color, $15

    4. 1963 Corvette (black), 9X 121/2, 8pp in color, $20

    5. 1963 Chevrolet showing all models, 9X 13, 16 color pages, $25

    Purchase all for $80 and I'll add a '58 Chevy ad. Glenn Hamilton, Dayton, Ohio glenn.hamilton@wright.edu

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  6. This is part of a larger GM collection I'm selling for an estate. A local collector wrote dealerships for new sales literature from the 60s through 80s and maintained these stacks until his passing. It's time to get them back in circulation. This group ranges from 1968 to 1987, has more than 70 items, and includes trucks/vans, camaro, corvette, monte carlo, chevelle and others. It emphasizes the 70s and there are some duplicates, but not overwhelming. All are in excellent condition. Photos available. $100 plus shipping (about 10 lbs). Glenn Hamilton, Dayton OH, glenn.hamilton@wright.edu

  7. This originates from a collection of primarily 60s through 80s GM, Chrysler, Ford and Foreign literature collected by a local man who regularly wrote area dealerships. He maintained these stacks of sales literature until his death.Included is this full color trifold that starts as 8" X 10" and opens to 24" X 30" First year of Rocket 88 engine. Very nice condition with a few fold corners taped many years ago. Not visible from outside. $20 plus mailing. Glenn Hamilton, Dayton, Ohio glenn.hamilton@wright.edu

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  8. I'm sorting through a collection of 50s thru 80s Dodge/Chrysler/Plymouth sales literature. All are in excellent condition. Included in the boxes were these three pieces from the later 1950s. All are in excellent condition:

    1. 1956 'Dramatic New '56 Dodge' with Lancer on cover. Full color 12"X13" four pages (8 sides). I have two, one is excellent for $30, the other is showroom pristine for $40, plus postage.

    2. 1958 'Swept Wing", Full color with all highly finned models. 12"X12" six pages (12 sides). $30 plus postage

    3. Oct, 1959 Dodge News magazine with 'First look Dodge Dart and '60 Dodge. Full color, 8 1/2"X11" 12 pages (24 sides) from Dayton Reliable Motors, Inc, Dayton, OH. $20 plus postage

    All four items (duplicate '56) for $100 plus postage. Glenn Hamilton, Dayton, OH glenn.hamilton@wright.edu

    I'M NOT FAMILIAR WITH THIS LITERATURE, SO MAYBE I'VE PRICED IT INCORRECTLY. IT NEEDS TO BE SOLD, SO WELCOME TO THE 25% OFF PRICE SALE! $75 FOR ALL ITEMS!

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  9. I'm sorting through a collection of 50s thru 80s Dodge/Chrysler/Plymouth sales literature. All are in excellent condition. Included in the boxes were these four Dodge truck items:

    1. 'Parade of Champions' Dated 1/53 full color fold-out for New B-4 Series trucks. This is a great piece that starts 5 1/2"X8" and opens to 20"X26" showing all types of trucks including school buses, cement mixers, and stake versions. $40

    2. 'Fluid Drive' two-color blue-white ad for B, C, and D model trucks, four pages (8 sides) 8 1/2"X11" from Amlin Motor Sales in Xenia, OH. $30

    3. '3/4 Ton- C Models' two-color green-white ad, dated 1-51, six pages (12 sides) 8 1/2"X11", as new. $35

    4. 'The Job-Rater' The Truck Users Magazine, Vol 6-Number 3 (1953?), two-color red-white six pages (12 sides) 8 1/2"X11" from Paul Bolton, Inc, Dayton, OH. fold crease through center, $20

    Purchase all four for $100. All plus postage. Glenn Hamilton, Dayton, OH glenn.hamilton@wright.edu. I'M NOT FAMILIAR WITH THIS LITERATURE, SO MAYBE I'VE PRICED IT INCORRECTLY. IT NEEDS TO BE SOLD, SO WELCOME TO THE 1/2 PRICE SALE! $50 FOR ALL ITEMS AS OF NOW!

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  10. I'm cleaning out several stacks of Chrysler-Plymouth-Dodge literature collected from local dealerships by a gentleman who has since passed away. This is not my area of expertise, so I'm selling in bulk. This group of 100+ items includes the sales literature for Chrysler and Imperial from 1964 (including turbine car) to 1988. Only 1973 is missing. A variety of sizes and nearly all are in color, and several are duplicates (no more than 3-4 of any one piece). They are in excellent condition and ready to go to someone who would value them. $100 OBO plus shipping, about 15 lbs. Photos of any available on request. Glenn Hamilton, Dayton, OH glenn.hamilton@wright.edu

  11. I'm going through a collection of Chrysler Corp literature from the 50s through 80s. It includes these five pieces from the 1950s. All but one piece are in very good to excellent condition, especially the 1954 item. Prices are as follows plus postage:

    1. 1950 color catalog, 6 3/4"X10", unfolds to 20"X26"- $25

    2. 1951 color catalog for Windsor models, 9"X11", 8pp, has been taped along spine- $25

    3. 1951 color catalog for New Yorker models, 9"X11", 8pp, taped along spine- $30

    4. 1951 color 'The Beautiful Chrysler,' 8"X10" folds out to 20"x26" but 8"X14" area cutout along back page, looks like someone cutout a specific model - $10

    5. 1951 two-color "America's Finest for 1951" booklet, 4"X7", 69pp, all models in B&W, plus details - $40

    6. 1954 color Engineering catalog, beautiful showroom condition, 8 1/4"X 10 3/4", 22pp - $25

    All for $125 plus postage. Glenn Hamilton, Dayton, OH glenn.hamilton@wright.edu

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  12. A nice period piece from an era when a significant anniversary brought congratulations from competitors and suppliers alike. Newsprint with ads, photos and stories all oriented toward Packard and its 40 years of success. A different type of literature for the 1939 or 1940 Packard owner or Packard literature collector. These came as a hardcover version, newsprint with a color component, or as black-white newsprint. This is the black-white newsprint version. Its 19" X 10" with about 80 pp, and in excellent condition. $20 plus postage. Glenn Hamilton, 53 Monteray Road, Dayton, OH 45419. glenn.hamilton@wright.edu

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  13. My wonderful '04 Cadillac Model B was sold some time ago, but I uncovered the original catalog and Floyd Clymer's reproduction purchased for reference and display. Both are in excellent condition. The original is covered in plastic and had one page taped many years ago. If you have an '04 Cadillac, these are the items to complete the package. When might another set appear? More photos available. $350 plus mailing. Glenn Hamilton, Dayton, OH (glenn.hamilton@wright.edu)

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  14. Price reduced! The Wolverine was introduced May 5, 1927 and replaced by the Flying Cloud "Mate" in December 1928. Understandably original literature for such a short-lived model is rare. This is a two-color foldout piece 6" X 3 1/2" that opens to 12" X 13" Stained on the front as seen in the photo, but overall good condition with all text legible. Found in my wife's grandfather's files who working in the Lansing auto industry from the 1920s to 1960s. $15 including postage. Glenn Hamilton, Dayton, OH, glenn.hamilton@wright.edu

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  15. I would be interested in brass castings, laheyth@comcast.net. I have a foundry friend who can assist, if you are patient....are there any sketches/ photos for details required for the Stutz?

    Thanks for both replies on castings. I was hoping to find an original piece, but no luck for over a year. I've had castings made (not cheap!), but wanted to check one more time before going to the machinist. Photos of the castings attached, headed to the machinist shortly, Glenn

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  16. I'm clearing out an old garage, and have a worn but serviceable copy of Instructions for Care and Maintenance, Model T-18, T-18H Truck chassis, 1936 Seriesw, first Edition. Its 10 1/2" X 8" about 150pp, and has grey-green cover. The cover is missing on the back. It covers 18 different area plus an Index and Data section. The text and illustrations are very nice, most damage is to the cover and a few back pages. Published by GM Truck Co, Pontiac, MI. Asking $35 OBO plus shipping. The one on EBay is $50. Glenn Hamilton, Dayton, OH, glenn.hamilton@wright.edu

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  17. This 11" X 8 1/2" 137pp book lists approximately 3700 Chevrolet parts that are interchangeable with Buick, Oldsmobile, or Pontiac. Some of the references go back to 1929, although most are 30s and 40s. Text is in excellent condition. Cover is stained with wear, but no tears. A nice original resource for cross-referencing parts. Copyright 1951. $30 plus shipping, Glenn Hamilton, Dayton, OH, glenn.hamilton@wright.edu, 937-477-3298.

  18. I took these off my '35 Alvis Speed 20, and replaced with the correct era lamps. The car is long gone to England, but these remain. The pair are 7" labelled Lucas SS700P in very nice working condition. They have been modified with a GE sealed beam set-up. I'm not sure what car they might go on or if they are more appropriately headlamps. I've seen the SS700P designation on some British motorcycles, but they are set up differently. In any case, if these are what you've been seeking, they can be bought for $100 for the pair plus shipping, Glenn Hamilton, Dayton, OH, glenn.hamilton@wright.edu, 937-477-3298.

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  19. Starting to clean out a variety of items for my 22nd Series Custom sedan sold some time ago. The first item is one of the harder ones to find, a set of four ribbed rubber doors sills with 'PACKARD' embossed. These are reproductions in excellent, unused condition. They don't have steel clips on the bottom, rather they are glued to the sill. The 'PACKARD' is in black, but can easily be painted gold as necessary. Photos available. Asking $350 which is less than my purchase price several years ago, plus shipping.

    The other item is a box of 10 NOS Hastings Aero-type 10-230 (10mm) shrouded spark plugs in original boxes. These were used in 1941-47 6-cyl and 1941-50 8 cyl Packards, also 1946-48 Cadillacspost-81784-14313930878_thumb.jpg Available for $40 plus shipping. Glenn Hamilton, Dayton, OH, glenn.hamilton@wright.edu, 937-477-3298.

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