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- Birthday 04/19/1945
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Spring Carlisle - TP Tools is not attending this year
bob staehle replied to FRED TIP's topic in General Discussion
Fred will you have a display at the Canfield spring swap meet? thanks Bob -
at a local car show I was asked is that a model T ? no well it must be a model A again I said no. Well what is it. I said it is a 1920 Willys Overland. The man looked at me and said oh that is the same company that made the gassers, well I guess you can say that
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The 70s... ahh the good ole days
bob staehle replied to 30DodgePanel's topic in Automobile Humor and Interest
no helmet no knee or elbow protection what are those adults thinking ??? LOL -
1949 Pontiac Chieftain 2 door deluxe coupe
bob staehle replied to Roger E's topic in General Discussion
I think Padgett was referring to the throttle linkage return spring -
Dave can type faster than me. Be carefully it could be asbestos. Bob
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the only thing missing big boy ff and a waitress on roller skates lol
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Might be a good project to try a square hole bushing
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1903 Cleveland Roadster project
bob staehle replied to Sloth's topic in Our Cars & Restoration Projects
Our local wallmart has plenty of latex gloves you just have to pick them up in the parking lot -
My Nova doesn't accelerate as quickly anymore.
bob staehle replied to SuperNova75's topic in General Discussion
I have to ask what the red wire, stuck into the wiper fuse, is for -
Jeff try installing a grease fitting in the side that goes to the center of the filter and very slowly pump grease in it with a hand grease gun. I have used grease to remove the bowl, plug the fitting that goes to the center of the filter and pump into the other side. Good luck Bob
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What are you working on right now?
bob staehle replied to Jeff Perkins / Mn's topic in Our Cars & Restoration Projects
Ed just goes to show no matter how many miles a car has on it, a lack of lube and a little moisture can cost big $$$$