robert b

Bezel , gasket, brass retainer ring ,gauge face . Still cant find the bucket of parts but still looking and better do some thing about amp meter to , getting slow and forgetful in old age or just over worked , not liking these 9 day week caper . bob

No Rich , cant find the bucket , I know I put it some ware safe a long time ago so I would not lose them if I ever rebuilt one for my self . Well its so safe it cant be found or I am getting to an age where I cant remember where I put it , will how have to find the dam thing to solve my memory laps . Ha ha ha , Bob

There are two different drives for Dodge Brothers cars and yes they go in both directions . I have not got my parts book at moment to look it up , memory says the drive gears are cut in different directions . will look it up later. Bob

Will have a look over weekend bob

LET ME KNOW IF YOU WANT ANY PARTS , WILL SEND THEM TO YOU , THERE IS A BUCKET OF BITTS BOB

Got books Matt will give you any information you need , let me know the frame number when you can, it will be under the front seat I think , parts are about if I twist some arms up here . Ha ha ha Bob

Yes there is trim that goes around that area , going to have find you pics , bob

The left side of dash would of had a dealers plate fixed where the two holes are , like Standard Motors [ Sydney ]. Austral Motors [ Brisbane ] etc . bob

Good one Matt , what you mean it is the best Holdrich body on an fast four in Australia. Come on I know he has done the best job I have ever have seen ( beats me hands down ) but we have to say the original body makers had some thing to do with it in the beginning or he would never done such a good job , and I must say that it is better than the original . ( had some of them as original un restored ) . ha ha ha

Dave the car in the second photo was in deed a 4 cylinder Dodge Brothers , it was a local car from Chilcots Rd Chillingham Murwillumbah , aquired by Phill in the 1970s and later sold to unknown buyer for the sum of 300 dollars . the car was rough and had no doors at the time . I will some more research on it and advise . regards Bob

The second photo of the NSW festival in in Murwillumbah , and is The Tweed Valley Banana Festival. The 1928 Dodge Brothers Tourer was at that time owned by a David Taylor , in the pic the fellow with his hand on the word cars is hi brother Phill who still deals in cars to this day in Murwillumbah . On this car I can give many detailes . I will copy this print an have a talk to Phill about the DM and see what information can be found of it .It is possible that this car is a DL the was parked in a wrecking yard and rotted away ,should have pics of it in the early 80s , will look. Bob

The other core that you sent is all butt finished . still got some holes to fill bu it looks good thanks. ps botton tank in on know , more pics to follow . bob

I GUESS YOU HAVE SPARE AXLES IN STOCK , IF NOT YELL OUT , YOU KNOW WHAT I MEEN BOB

Master Parts Book lists brake lever as 1925 and date stamp on pinion carrier is also 1925. Bob

dodge brothers , " DB " casting on brake lever. Bob