Jim Dix
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Looking for the pieces to make the car complete. It came without a carbide generator for the headlights. Merle tells me it should be a "Westchester" or a "Maxwell". I've not seen either, so I don't know what I'm looking for. Anyone have a picture they can post or a good verbal discription? Maybe an original ad that has a good picture?<BR>Thanks,<BR>Jim
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Well, Nov/Dec arrived today, 1/11/02. Can't find anything about Philly registration. Bill Smith's coulmn says "the Annual Meeting Registration form was mailed to you in the plastic mailer containing your magazine." This issue? Not mine! Anybody else miss your's?
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Antique Automobile September-October 2001 issue says February 8-9.<BR>This is going to cause a lot of problems. Our seminar program was set up months ago for the 8-9.
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Bill,<BR>Don't forget, if you take your antique or modern vehicle to Canada, you'll need a card from your insurance carrier to certify that your insured in Canada as well. They don't check for it but if you have an accident, you'll need it!<BR>Jim
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Flea Market stuff came today. <BR>Thou shalt not put anything in the blacktop. Thou shalt put pads this wide by this long by this thick under everything except apparently tires, but nothing about requiring hold down weights. <BR>Good sense dictates they should be used, but I'm suprised they arn't mentioned. <BR>(I don't think I missed their mention.)
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The pipe from the exhaust ports to the muffler is a Y shape, very smooth flowing, the hot rod boys would love it. Sorry I don't have any dimensions. Much smoother than the intake side.<BR>Hope this helps.
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Wouldn't it be great if we could Herco to put up a web camera that would show the construction progress in the flea market area!
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Ok locals, the security guard told us they were going to start paving the chocolate field 10/9. Any activity yet?
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Actually 1 wooden Nickle is worth 2 Euros, probably more by Hershey.
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Traditionally Horseless Carriages have been built prior to Jan. 1, 1916.
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Ok, tires for the older cars. We're working on a 1918 Model T, hoping to be a "Hershey car".<BR>What are the preferable tires for this car?<BR>White, if they are correct(were they originally _white_ or ?) are just becoming available again. Smoothies are questionable for a car that will be eventually used to tour with. Or are we safe with black treaded Firestones (not Non-Skids)on all 4.<BR>We, of course, be using metal stem tubes etc.<BR>We're close to buying tires so we need to know the latest feeling.<BR>Thanx,<BR>Jim<BR>
Carbide Generator
in Maxwell
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Sorry, it's a 1910 AA!<BR>Jim