[Wanted white truck wheels]

Hi Mike,

  When I posted the ad on NOT Mine section here I knew someone would be interested.. Sorry I did not see your post earlier

 

Unfortunately, I am near Seattle and on the wrong side of the state .

 

Kurt M

[Wanted white truck wheels]

Just posted some I saw under Automobiles NOT MINE shown on Facebook Marketplace.

 

Kurt M

[Not Mine White Wood Spoke Rims Spokane WA $250]

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/121150773372097/?ref=browse_tab&referral_code=marketplace_top_picks&referral_story_type=top_picks&tracking={"qid"%3A"6969240420890031193"%2C"mf_story_key"%3A"1062646778952312467"%2C"commerce_rank_obj"%3A"{\"target_id\"%3A1062646778952312467%2C\"target_type\"%3A6%2C\"primary_position\"%3A0%2C\"ranking_signature\"%3A7308849291890524160%2C\"commerce_channel\"%3A501%2C\"value\"%3A0%2C\"upsell_type\"%3A21%2C\"grouping_info\"%3Anull}"}

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59 minutes ago, 41 Su8 said:

He looks like Ken Murray, he played Doc Willoughby

I agree,

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8 minutes ago, Dave Gelinas (XP-300) said:

Can someone tell me the name of these headlights? Maybe a brief history.

I can never remember the name of them, if it was an option etc.

They are Woodlite headlights.

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Fill er up!

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In the summer of 1919 the building at 218-220 St. Helens Avenue was the home of Sam J. Kenyon's Marmon Service Station and Batons Auto Laundry. Mr. Kenyon specialized in servicing and repairing luxury automobiles known for their speed and power.

 

Kurt M.

Tacoma WA

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ca. 1906. A small crowd scattered on the sidewalk pauses to admire a fleet of new Fords lined up outside the Washington Automobile Co., 710-12 Pacific Ave., circa 1906. The Washington Automobile Co. was the first car dealership in Tacoma.

 

Kurt M.

Tacoma WA

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Seattle Dealerships.

 

Kurt M

Tacoma WA

 

[Gas Station Bell]

I want one!! Just don't know where to put it so the neighbor kids won't find it. It may not be a phone or a computer but some of those kids sure know how to needle the old guy next door with all the unusual toys.

 

Kurt M

 

[1928 Chrysler Model 72 Tire Size 600 - 18 Availability? 600/650 - 18? 650 - 18?]

The 1931 De Luxe went for the sleek low profile look with 6.50 X 17".

 

Kurt M

[1930 Chrysler Stromberg DX3]

The Stromberg DX-3 were for yes the 1930 Model 70's and the early 1931 CD-8s'. The 1931 De Luxe CD-8 used the DXC-3.

 

 They are an early downdraft Stromberg and often replaced. I have a Stromberg BXV-3 in my De Luxe CD-8.

 

Is the number 4 Main Metering Jet what you have the question about?

 

Kurt M

 

 

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Lets' see a movie!

Take in a show!

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On July 4, 1921, at 2:30 in the afternoon, the flag dropped starting the 10th annual Tacoma Speedway Classic. Nine drivers had entered the 250 mile race. It was driven on Tacoma's infamous board track and had a purse of $25,000, to be divided nine ways. On the right is the pace car, a Marmon Speedster, carrying referee Eddie Rickenbacker and pace maker Ray Harroun. The car would pace the drivers for one lap before the race actually took off. Rickenbacker was a former star of the race track and a famous ace of the air and Harroun was also a veteran driver. Harroun was a last minute replacement for Louis Chevrolet. The car on the left of the pace car is #6, the Duesenberg driven by Roscoe Sarles. Sarles had earned the pole position by driving at the top speed of 101 mph during the trials. The race was won by favorite Tommy Milton. Milton broke all speed records for distance with his average speed of 98 mph.

[Rare 1932 Restoration ready Chrysler CP8 4dr Sedan - $9,999 (El Cajon)]

Here is my CD-8 De Luxe. It was an older restoration that just needed some mechanical and finish work. Just found a crank hole cover this week which I though I would never find and would have to make it myself. Still have a ways to go to be happy with it. Tons of wood graining for the interior to have done

[Rare 1932 Restoration ready Chrysler CP8 4dr Sedan - $9,999 (El Cajon)]

On 3/31/2021 at 9:24 PM, GregLaR said:

Thanks for that info.  Am I mistaken in thinking that the CD series was still available in 1932?

 

Technically there is the First version, Second version and the De Luxe which was still available and sold in 1932. According to Chrysler  after May of 1931 and serial Number 7,154,601  was a De Luxe  and designated as a 1932. They went to 17" wheels, straightened the frame and the bore was increased to 3- 1/4" and just under 100HP. They were meant to be Chrysler's competition to the Buick 80.

 

Kurt M

Owner of 1932 CD-8 De Luxe Sedan

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Mitchell Point Tunnel Columbia River Gorge Highway, Oregon

[What’s Your Favorite Automobile Related Movie?]

"The Great Race" sure got my interest in early automobiles started. I was 7 when this came out but I wanted to see that instead of Mary Poppins. "Paper Moon" got me to buy my first car and restoration project, a 1931 Model Ford Business Coupe when I was 14.

 

Kurt M

[Rolls Royce Gatsby Phantom I]

Doing a little research I can find very little information about the NOT FOR PROFIT charity. Seems very new and what is the watchmaker angle?

 

https://thechamberlain.foundation/

 

Kurt M

[Looking for Engine Chrysler CD8]

Which engine? 1931/32 CD-8 came in 3 different varieties depending on month of production. Early 3 X 4 1/4 Bore and Stroke 3 1/8 X 4 1/4 and the Late De Luxe 3 1/4 X 4 1/4.  Manifold, carburetor and other difference apply to each incarnation.

 

Kurt M

1931 De Luxe CD-8 owner

 

[Garage Music?]

The 1928 Victor VE 7-26 Radio/Phonograph  playing tunes of 1925-1935. Ruth Etting, Paul Whitman, George Olsen, The Arden-Ohman Orchestra, Coon-Sanders Orcherstra, Belle Baker,  Ray Noble with vocals by Al Bowly, Bebe Daniels, Josephine Baker, Sophie Tucker, Red Nichols, Ben Bernie, Ukulele Ike (Cliff Edwards), The Boswell Sisters, and on and on.

 

I broadcast AM from http://www.dismuke.org/ to all the radios in the house and garage.

 

Kurt M

[78 RPM Phonograph in my Wasp?]

Up until 1928 90% of all phonographs were mechanically wound so no need for wiring. Table top unit could fit in the back seat, if you had one but, most were portable suitcase models to take to picnics, late night parking or dance parties...…

Every major manufacturer made them and most had record storage.

 

The records shown by supercub on his home record changer are from the early 1920's.

 

Shown below is an Edison 1930 portable one of only 2 models he made. 

 

Kurt M

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Men stand in front of and on cars too. 

 

I sure would rather just see the cars.

[FS 1930 Chrysler Locke Body Roadster -Not Mine- MN Marketplace]

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/322902362032955/?ref=category_feed&referral_code=undefined

 

Rare and interesting but not much information

[1932 Chrysler gauges wtb]

1931 CD-8.

I saw a site for a guy who builds them but pricey 

Thanks for looking,

Kurt