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Hello, I am building a Speedster and was told "Back in the Day" Franklin steering boxes were used due to their long sector shaft length. I think mid twenty's boxes were used. I am looking for a steering box somewhere around 10" from the Pitman arm to the center of the steering shaft. If you have any thing laying around I would be interested, Thanks in advance, Think Spring/Hershey Don in central Ohio 740-816-4284

Up for sale are 5 extra nice 17 inch wood wheels used in 1933. The fact that the paint/pin striping is still on them speaks of their condition. No signs of ROT. Only one wheel is shown, I can attach pictures of the others to a interested party. $500. for a set of 5. Think Spring/Hershey . Don in central Ohio 740-816-4284

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There are people who rebuild these Stewart Tanks, Look a little harder and you will find them. It would be money well spent,

Hello Rick, I would be interested in finding out what the shipping would be for your LH lug nuts? Don Feeney 14201 Kenney Rd Marengo Oh 43334

I would pull off the oil pan. If you have not had it off before you might be surprised by how much sludge will be in it. When the pan is off you should be able to see what makes the oil level gauge work.

I am surprised no one has mentioned a vacuum gauge test at idle. A normal reading will indicate things are well . This would be good base engine information. Think Spring/Hershey

Hello Rick, Thank you for your response. I recently purchased 5 LH lugs nuts for $60. and the seller paid the shipping' He lived in Oregon and I live in Ohio. He shipped US postal service for $6.25 and used a 5 1/2 x 7 postal padded envelope. I will offer the same price to you. Think Spring, Don Feeney 14201 Kenney Rd Marengo Ohio 43334 740-816-4284

I have a machinist friend who made two control levers for a 1928 Plymouth steering wheel hub set up. I believe he took stainless flat stock and cut and shaped/filed it similar to the factory profile and silvered them to their corresponding lever hubs. When finished they looked very original. Just a thought,

You might check your local craigslist to get a good deal

I bought a TP Extra wide outfit 30 yrs ago and have been happy with it. I added their vibrator and felt it was worth the money as it helped keep the pick up covered. Look on Craigslist to find a used high quality unit. They are around.

Dropping the oil pan to look for sludge/ clogged oil pick up and general look over of the crank assembly before starting would be well worth your time and cost for a oil pan gasket set.

Thanks, I did check with Jay already.

Hello, I believe I have some good used Big Six valves in my spare parts if "Push" comes to "Shove" and you have "No Luck" finding New Ones.

Hello, I am looking for 5 LH 9/16-18 Lugs Nuts like the ones used on a 1931 PA Plymouth. MoPar also used these on other makes during the same time. I have shown a RH lug nut. To be clear the LH lug nut has a L on the end but the same profile. Can you Help?. Think Spring/Hershey, Don 740-816-4284

There is a good chance the words "Special: or" Big 6 " will be cast in the head. Look for it.

Power take off shaft?

I am 76 years old and remember seeing these refrigerators in my early years.

As mentioned post pictures from a distance and the Studebaker experts will hone in on it. Think Spring/Hershey.

My friend Bob, Up graded the car over time. Don

I bought these 4 bolts many years ago for a project and never used them, They measure 1" wide and 2 5/8 " long. They are not pitted but need re chromed. $100. and I will pay shipping to the lower 48. Think Spring/Hershey Don 740-816-4284

Up for sale is a NOS Sector shaft MoPar #567150 in the factory marked box. The parts book says it fits 1935-1946 Dodge 1 1/2-2 ton trucks. Priced to sell at $50. Think Spring?Hershey. Don 740-816-4284

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