Tim Wolfe

Thanks, This is the one we are looking for. Doe's anyone have one they'd sell?? If so, contactme at timandjuliawolfe1@roadrunner.com

31 Models had a v shape radiator. The crank hole cover would be shaped to fit this and oval with a 6 on the front of it.

Could someone send me a picture of a crank hole cover for a 1931 Model 70? Can not find one for sale, might have to have one made! Thanks ! timandjuliawolfe1@roadrunner.com

Thanks Harry, I'll check it out. The rubber that was sent with the new insert doesn't seem correct. My other car has aluminum retainer. By the way, did you check out the myt engine?

Has anyone read about this new engine? I haven't seen anything about it on the site. Sounds almost too good to be true. Google it and see what you think. A 24 lb engine that can power a car! A 150 lb engine that can power a large truck and get great mileage!

Anyone know where I can get the aluminum trim to hold the soft top insert in place? All the kits I've seen use a rubber trim.

Looking for a cover for a 1931 Chrysler Model 70, should be oval shaped with a 6 in the middle. Anyone have a spare? I'm trying to help a fellow member who doesn't use a computer. Thanks, Tim

Need a hole cover for a 1931 Chrysler Model 70. Should be oval shaped and have a 6 in the middle of it. Trying to help a fellow member who doesn't use a computer... timandjuliawolfe1@roadrunner.com

Sent you an email with a photo of the original that was used to reproduce the air cleaner.

This was a stunt by a comedian, maybe not too funny to some people. see www.marcryan.com.

John, Harry and I know each other and our cars. Thanks for everyones help! I had a very sick feeling when I broke the lens. This is a great club and I've met people from all over the USA.

Check out a gun stock finish called TrueOil you rub it on and it dries to a polished smooth surface, I've used it on gunstocks and had great results. It's made by Beachwood and you should be able to look it up online.

found your address & sent photo

It is about 5" X 3" and has a milk glass lens. Send me your email address(had it but lost it) and I'll send a photo, I can't get it to transfer to this page. timandjuliawolfe1@roadrunner.com

Do you have a dome light? A picture would be great, mine is a model 70. I dropped mine and now need a lens! timandjuliawolfe1@roadrunner.com

I dropped my dome light lens on the concrete floor, no damage to the floor! I need a dome light lens for a 1930 Chrysler model 70. I do not care what shape the metal is in. I might have a part that you need too. Thanks, Tim Wolfe

Try Hunley Acuff Runningboards, he has a web site. I've seen his work and it is excellent. The restoration shop doing my 1930 Chrysler just received a set for a '33 Chrysler. He has the molds for Plymouths. Give him a call (706-866-4875) or check out his web page. Good luck, Tim Wolfe

I bought mine from: Burr F. Ripley (607) 844-8473 136 W. Dryden Road Freeville, NY, 13068 Card reads Replacement oil filters "Like Original" They look good, can't tell that there is a throw away filter inside, and it fits the original mounting bracket on the firewall of my Chryslers.

Try astheime@ptd.net 610-863-6995 (evenings) He might be able to help you out.

I was sure they had carpet, but I do not have a copy of the sales information. It would be intersting and I need a copy of it in case a show judge questions it. I have the build sheets for my cars and it doesn't show type of floor covering or material used on the rumble seat. Thanks for the response and information.

I have an address in my files for a man that should be able to help. A restoration shop just received a set for a 1933 Chrysler that looked great. Send me an email at timandjuliawolfe1@roadrunner.com and I'll look up the info and send it to you. Found the info! Hunley Acuff runningboards Do a web search with info and his page will come up, he does Airflows!

Try Jay at 610-863-6955 or astheime@ptd.net he prefers evening phone call if I remember correctly. He's the best supplier that I know of.

Burr F Ripley (607) 844-8473 Makes original looking filter housings that you put a modern screw on filter inside. Looks like the Purolator filter. I've bought two from him and they fit the original mounting brackets on my Chryslers.

My 1930 Brougham had wool carpet, I have the originals.

If you still need the gears, try Chickasaw Machine in Chickasaw, Ohio. They made special gears and repaired some others for a company I worked for before I retired.