1940TORPEDO

Awesome , thank y'all!

What kind of plane is this? I know someone on here is a plane guy but I can't remember who it is. Thanks, Allen

Is the yellow linkage just supposed to ride in the wide grove with just the tip? What is the purpose of the blue linkage? The picture was from before I lost reverse and first gear. Looks like the shift bushing/collar (red circle) has worn down. The end where the spring attaches (blue circle) has broken off. Linkage arm (yellow circle) has worn down. I can loosen the bolts and place the yellow linkage in between the red collar and it will stay shifting correctly for a few days then pop out again. I am trying to find some replacement parts but I have not had much luck yet.

Cross between a bat and a gazelle?

Amarillo Texas, what is it?

Also check the block using a straight edge to make sure there are no issues with it when you pull the head.

You might try http://www.riwire.com/ they have some Maxwell harnesses listed on their website

Advance Design Chevrolet,That particular one looks like a 1951,1952 or 1953. hard to tell because of picture quality. Beautiful trucks

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pontiac_Bonneville_Special

The image isn't all that great but what all are they?

Hey, Bozo....... Just Kidding. glad you got it figured out. Post pics of the boot when you are done.

Lots of people posted Maxwell before I did.

Thought so, thanks!

1934 Chevrolet?

Found this one http://www.hubcapcollector.com/gallery/displayimage.php?album=1&pid=356#top_display_media

My Jeeps name was Damnit

Assuming I measure the bead seat to bead seat on the inside lip of the wheel it is only 4.5 inches. Guessing that is not 1940 Cadillac or LaSalle. Any guesses? Thanks for the link drwatson. I looked through it also and did not see any either.

Tires are 7.00 - 16 not sure on wheel width yet.

Rim is 16" I'll get tire size and wheel width tomorrow.

Just wondering if this is a 1940 Cadillac wheel. I have seen a few pics online but they have caps on them. Thanks, Allen