bluegoat

10 years and a lot of water under the bridge I find that mom had a penchant for nice cars too. This is her with her 33 Chevy.

I have a copy but trying to scan 96 pages would suck at my age... Looks like Pontiac High Performance Engine Design & Blueprint Assembly is for sale here https://books4cars.com/viewcart.php?

I don't know if there are any they cant fix but they do an amazing job. I have a 2008 Toyota Highlander and some numskull opened the door of a truck and put a nice ding in my door. I was skeptical but when the guy was finished you could not tell where it was. Everything was done thru the window felt

I think your right after some research which I should have done before believing mom See mom you were not always right!

So she traded in the horse for a 27 Chrysler which was rumored to have gone to the Harrah collection at some time many years ago. This picture taken in San Francisco at the California Palace of the Legion of Honor

Thanks for the reply's. The patent drawing does have some DNA as you say. Maybe he changed them.

Years ago I remember my mom calling these hublifters. Well Mom is gone now and whatever grandma told her is gone too. Mom said granny carried these in the trunk of her 31 Chrysler coupe. Maybe someone here can identify them. They are made by J. C. Moore & C0. Racine Wis. Patent date Jan 14 , 1908 They are adjustable and look like you should be able to lift all four wheels off the ground. Any info is appreciated.