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We finally have the 21 9B touring back. It was running fine at first but now we are having problems with the starter/generator. It has quit charging. Do any Franklin mechanics know who can rebuild this? Could it be the brushes? thing? Could it be the brushes?
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Does anyone service the Dyneto starter generators? I would like someone to check out the one in our 1921 Franklin. Dave
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What series Splitdorf spark plugs were used in the 9B Franklins?
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Chuck, do you still have the 1915 T aluminum hood? I am very interested.
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Please contact me 443-962-2505. We have two series 11 Franklins. Dave Phillips
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I met Earl over 60 years ago. We used to have lunch together, when we worked at Fort Meade, Md. We got the idea of starting a club for the cars of the 30s and 40s at these lunch time meetings. We founded the CHVA in 1967, Earl was CHVA # 1 and I was CHVA # 2. The last time I talked to Earl was at the AACA spring national in Gettysburg. Earl was admiring my 33 Franklin Olympic in the HPOF class. Earl can not be replaced, he was one of a kind. Dave Phillips CHVA #2.
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Thanks for all the good info. I have looked up info on the Ford Bendix spring part # B11375. The "pigtails" on the Ford part are in line with each other. The spring pigtails on mine are offset bt about 90 degrees. The starter is a Delco 723-C which shows as the correct starter in the service bulletins. Am I going to have to change the entire Bendix assembly? Also, the spring will not come off. I tried a few taps with a hammer. I am going to need a bigger hammer! That is why I may have to cut it off. What do you think? Dave
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Thanks for the reply. No luck with the Hudson club. Hudson 6-40s are few and far between. Dave
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The tank is out. My grandson used a plumbers wrench and the collar unscrewed perfectly. Dave
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That hump-backed Ford in the traffic circle is a 1935. You can see the outside horn. 36 did not have them.
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What is the colour of the steering column on my 35 sedan. Is this paint available? Dave
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I bought my first car in 1962 and it was an antique to start with! My dad and I drove that old Ford regularly for several years. The most memorable trip was a Christmas trip up the the Jersey shore in a heavy snow storm. The Lakehurst highway had not been plowed and the Ford went right through with out any problems. I still have my Ford and it shares garage space with 2 Franklins, a 1915 Hudson and a 1915 Model T
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Yes, it's a 7 passenger touring. Apparently there is no engine number. It starts when we put gas in the priming cups but won.t keep running. Probably a carb issue. Dave Phillips
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The paper work on my car shows a number 84924. Is that an engine number or a serial number. If it is an engine number, where is it Dave\
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Tom, yes we are interested in the lenses. Eddie's 25 still has one lens in 3 pieces , held together with tape. Do you know how to send a personal message with a price? Dave
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That 14 T for sale looks like a 1917 to me.