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  1. DFeeney
    Have you priced a rebuilt short block? You might be surprised, All things considered.
  2. DFeeney
    Up for sale is a pair of Packard hood top panels believed to be 1924. The passenger panel is good and the drivers side needs repair. $75. Buys both of them. I can deliver to Hershey. Don in central Ohio 740-816-4284
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    Up for sale are two new 33/34 Plymouth steel brake drums. They have a 4 1/2 " bolt circle, 5 lug and are 10" inside. The big hole is 3 3/8" I can deliver to Hershey. $100 for the pair. thanks, Don in central Ohio 740-816-4284
  4. DFeeney
    Seeing the chopped top reminds me of the expression " A mind is a terrible thing to waste."
  5. DFeeney
    I am hoping you have a "Plan"
  6. DFeeney
    I have seen Beacons for sale at Hershey.
  7. DFeeney
    I would guess this might mount on the dashboard behind the ignition switch. The ignition switch contact arm would touch the center terminal in the bottom of the coil to make the coil circuit. "Just Sayin"
  8. DFeeney
    Who ever buys this car should put the retro-fit plastic panel between the gas tank and rear end. This was a later safety recall to help with rear end crashes.
  9. DFeeney
    Post on the Buick page and one should appear.
  10. DFeeney
    I am a Willys owner and have followed the AACA page that list Willys for the last 3 years. There is not much traffic related to just Willy's. The Willys/Overland club has their own on line forum. I suggest you join it.
  11. DFeeney
    Perhaps you might be able to put a little flat washer under one end of the spring.
  12. DFeeney
    Does this take the standard 3/4 " tapered shaft? The opening looks bigger. thanks, Don
  13. DFeeney
    This car has a wood framed body and the potential buyer should inspect for wood rot.
  14. DFeeney
    The standard engine will make this a cheaper and easier car to put back on the road. I went through a Willys Sleeve Valve repair once and it was not a fun encounter. They all smoke by today's standards. ( Sleeve Valve)
  15. DFeeney
    I would join the Willys club to get their magazine. You could read the want ads and post your parts wanted. They also have a AACA forum page and their own website.
  16. DFeeney
    The picture speaks for itself
  17. DFeeney
    Ed, I have heard it said recently that the "American Dream" is dead. After hearing of your "Up Coming" adventure it seems "Alive and Well" to me.
  18. DFeeney
    Seagrave's were made in Columbus Ohio. Back in the day as a teenager I used to see them driving on test drives with or without bodies.
  19. DFeeney
    Purchasing the owners manual would be a good idea. It is full of information. You could find one on line or on the Dodge Page of this forum.
  20. DFeeney
    The important thing is you are willing to learn. If you look at the side of your transmission you should see a male thread fitting that matches the end of the spedo cable. Usually its on the passenger side. It's never to late to learn .
  21. DFeeney
    If you purchased this vehicle you would instantly be "Under Water"
  22. DFeeney
    Now is the time to buy a air DA and air file for block sanding.
  23. DFeeney
    The seller is using the term "Fast Back". Isn't this car a regular 4dr sedan. Plymouth did offer a "Fast Back" but I remember they were a few years later.
  24. DFeeney
    Replacing your aged cloth covered wiring with a modern look alike will be the best money you ever spent. Far cheaper than repairing a fire damaged car or replacing the car and building it's in.
  25. DFeeney
    Thanks for your suggestions, This type of work is in my "Wheel House"
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