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Good morning, I'm looking for a speedometer cable for a 1928 Dodge Brothers Victory Six. If anyone has one available for sale, please let me know when you have a moment. Thank you, Jeremy

Thank you very much for the help and advice. I'll check that section of the forum out and see what I can find. Jeremy

That’s the one, keiser. Where would the cable go to from the instrument cluster? I’ve attached a picture, now that I’m home from work. Also, any suggestions on where to get my hands on a cable? I didn’t see anything on the Myers Early Dodge site. Thanks, Jeremy

This might be a silly question, but I need to ask it. My dad and I are (slowly) working on restoring our vehicle. We were installing our new instrument cluster and we were a little stumped about the back of the instrument cluster. There is a receiver of some sort on the back of the speedometer portion, but we have no idea how it works or what would go into it. I'm confident that there are many people here who know what goes or doesn't go onto the back of the cluster, so I'm hoping someone will be able to help out. Thanks in advance, Jeremy

Bumping this one up to the top. Please send me a note if you're interested. I'd like to see them go as a complete unit versus just selling the shell, but any advice is welcome.

Bumping this one up. I'd like to move these out as they are no use to me since it's for a different model than mine.

Bumping to ask the below question again plus another. 1. Just curious whether you had the fuel sending unit restored or not and, if so, whether you did the restoration yourself or sent it out for repair. I found the one for our car, but it's in rough shape. 2. Did you do the upholstery yourself or did you send it out to be done?

Just curious whether you had the fuel sending unit restored or not and, if so, whether you did the restoration yourself or sent it out for repair. I found the one for our car, but it's in rough shape. Thanks!

Looking to sell two radiators (together or separately) for a late 20's Dodge Brothers Standard Six. They were spare parts given to me when I bought my car off my cousin (who got it from his uncle). I'm not 100% sure what year the radiators are for, but my car is a 1928, so I am assuming that they are from the same year. The second one has a badge in the radiator, which I believe to be original. Measurements are as follows: 29 1/8" tall 20" wide 4 7/8" deep Buyer would pay for all shipping, which would be done via courier (UPS or Purolator). Please send me a PM or post if you are interested. Thanks, Jeremy

Looking to sell two radiators (together or separately) for a late 20's Dodge Brothers Standard Six. They were spare parts given to me when I bought my car off my cousin (who got it from his uncle). I'm not 100% sure what year the radiators are for, but my car is a 1928, so I am assuming that they are from the same year. The second one has a badge in the radiator, which I believe to be original. Measurements are as follows: 29 1/8" tall 20" wide 4 7/8" deep Buyer would pay for all shipping, which would be done via courier (UPS or Purolator). Please send me a PM or post if you are interested. Thanks, Jeremy

Shannon, I totally agree about the color. If I remember right, Corey's uncle tried painting it at one point, but it didn't really help. The brown is the original color, but I'd like to do something different as far as the color goes. I was looking at the thread that you have regarding your restoration. The car looks fantastic. I can't wait to get this one to that point. How many years have you been working on it?

Stakeside, here are a few pictures of the engine. Number is in the first picture. Second and third pictures are of the passenger and driver side views of the engine.

My Dad and I just bought a 1928 Victory Six Sedan off of our cousin (forum member name CanadianVictory6). We're planning on doing a full restoration on it over the next few years