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  1. Thank you so much. did you include an invoice?
  2. I found an air cleaner. Thanks. im looking for brackets and rack for mounting a trunk to my 1930 Chrysler Series 66 Roadster
  3. How do I send you a private message? Thanks
  4. I believe the center nut is correct. How do we proceed?
  5. Are all of the nuts same diameter and thread -count?
  6. I’ve found many good parts at Jay’s garage. he doesn’t have the trunk mounting brackets I need, although he does have a couple of racks. if I had a photo or drawing of the brackets I’d make them myself
  7. Ok. How about the mounting brackets? Thanks
  8. Two photos of one of the lug nut. I need one right-hand. Again. does anyone have a suggestion regarding the bracket and rack for mounting a rear trunk. If I had a few good photos, I could make the bracket, which I am told is the most difficult to find.
  9. I do have a photo. Having trouble moving from computer to phone and can’t get online with the computer. meanwhile, I’m looking for brackets and rack for rear mounted trunk.Any suggestions? Thanks
  10. Leomora. 1930 Chrysler Series 66, Roadster: A belated thank you. Jay has provided almost every part I needed. im still looking for: A right-Han thread lug nut. Brackets and rack for rear mounted trunk. Any suggestions? Thanks again Whistler
  11. Chrysler 1930 Series 66 Roadster. I’m looking for an inner speedometer cable, used or made up. Any suggestions? Thanks
  12. Thanks to everyone for comments. There are only two levers on the steering column for Chrysler, 1930 Series 66: one for lights and one for hand throttle. The spark advance/retard is located on the dash panel as a pull cable, original per Owner's Manual. I found lever blanks from Jay Astheimer. A friend machined them to fit the column tube and using a screw/rivet/JB Weld combination, did a beautiful job of finishing the parts that have recently been installed and working nicely. Photos attached. Now I'm looking for the "impossible": luggage mounts for the trunk, or drawings from which I can fabricate them myself.
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