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Ok I do have a parts book for your car just not my car.

That one is just 60 miles from me if any one wants it looked at . --kyle

what good reply's you have !!

was the running board rubber on top ? - kyle

thanks Larry that is so neat to get to see the first start over again . How'd you do that ? kyle

Can I buy a vowel? Then i'll try to solve the puzzle .

looks real nice .

My 1925 parts book says 1924 lenses 8-1/4" dia. are used with brown universal reflectors. Only thing I can find.

I plane on driving it for a weekend like that befor I bolt the car body on !!--kyle

it sold for 40 g is what I was told when I asked how much it was going for .--kyle

don't just love steel .

is it a planetary gear set up? --kyle

man I like that truck 1939

swap meet Bakersfield pictures

I will look in are junk yard in Sanger for you -- post some pictures with a tape on the fine parts so I have a clue what to look for

what state??

Some picture from per war swap meet today in Bakersfield CA. # 8 pic. 38000.00 sounded grate wile running .

swap meet Good finds !--kyle I will get some picture's of the new ''old stock ''

It just set there idling so nice ! Some picture from per war swap meet today in Bakersfield CA.

me too long drives and a pot luck on the way with home maid ice cream made with a generator in the back of a 1931 ford truck .is how it was when I was a kid . we could just start a turer-de pot-luck club . I would go !! kyle

I will be in Marion, Montana next 2weeks . it is still listed --kyle

I might had adlibed a little ? but don't remember I was just floating off the ground :] --kyle

Larry is holding the 1923 lights witch one carmover??

By the time Larry Schramm and Mark Shaw wired up the engine ready to test run, start it Larry asked if I had a plug for the open oil line . Good he noticed it I had left it off so I could see the oil pump spray oil when I first spun it up with the starter only last week, before I knew the distributor had a split personality and was ready for retirement anyway. The 93 year old coil was kicking up a good spark nice and blue. Mark was poring some gas in the carburetor and said light it up. Larry was holding a fire extinguisher pointed at the carb. I was wondering if we were starting the BBQ or the car, as I pushed in the starter peddle and let her spin up. It ran for a second the first time in 60 year. I was having a blast. Larry fixed up the timing a bit and we started it again. I did not get any pictures but Larry did It ran like a champ as I watched oil run all over the valve train wile it was running the second time after mark and Larry made a few adjustments .thank you 2 vary much --kyle

Using the best parts I could I got one ready to set the points nice and square .I noticed The points on some of the'' bottom plates '' the points bolt to were bent and I picked the one that was square ''''' meaning the striking face of the points hit nice and flat and square ''' I have 4 bottom plates and all but one has a small bend in them. Where it makes the points hit at a small angle making the points use only a .02 per cent of the real face for the '' rapid collapse of the field winding to unload it's spark. Making the points ware out fast . Or I am just to picky for my own good.--kyle IT is ready to set the timing up to try and start the engine for the first time .!!!!!!