Laura S

Great opportunity for talented body and paint guy. 1929 Franklin Model 130 4 door sedan. Completely rebuilt engine and transmission. New tires and tubes, new king pins, new wiring harness, and splash pans. Most chrome redone. Most new glass. Car is complete. Runs, starts, and stops. Brakes completely rebuilt, wood wheels refinished. Many extra parts. Needs paint, interior, and to be reassembled. Asking 20K.

Chieftain , star chief , super chief and Bonneville were the four designations in 1958 in the US

Yes definitely Canadian if it is the original engine . The only engine that came with a 1958 Pontiac is the 370 v 8 . You could get different horsepower / carb options

That is correct . The 130 fender lights and bases are smaller than the 135,137. If you are in the Franklin club call Doug Hull in NJ . His number is in the roster . If he does not have any he might know who does .

Ron, i have found one . Thank you

Looking for an excellent used hood for a 1971 Ford f 250 a friend is restoring . Any help appreciated . Thank you

Looking for a 1971 Ford truck hood. a good friend is restoring his F250 4x4 and needs a good hood. We are in NJ but willing to travel . Thank you

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Thank you for all the information

Looking for the wrench used to take off buffalo wire wheels on my 27 Franklin. It is six sided and 2 3/16 sizing . Fits into the hub . Any help appreciated. Jim

Yes Glen did the machine work for Lloyd. I think I have the last overdrive That Lloyd rebuilt before he died . It went in my 1931 Franklin and works beautiful . He was a great guy .

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Art, get in touch with Patrick Reeve. He should be able to help . Or possibly Kirk . regards Jim Bockin

I took some parts to be chromed to Don in December . I dont seem to be able to get a hold of him. I dont know if he is sick or something happened to him . Does anybody on the forum know him ?? Business is Polished Treasures in Chesapeake City MD. Thanks for any help

I know our Franklin club has cancelled the Franklin Trek for 2021. I can understand the reasoning of the College and the Board and all the preparations that go with it. This virus has been a PITA to say the least. I went to Cazenovia last October to drop off some things to Patrick Reeve . We stayed at the Brewster and had dinner there. Absolutely no problems . Everyone had there masks on as required by the State of NY . All businesses were open . I know John Rendemonti and his wife went there at the scheduled time of the Trek last year. This year I am going to go to Cazenovia at the time o