Tim Wolfe

Try calling Huelsman Automotive in Chickasaw, Ohio (419) 925-4711. The owner has a '50 Chrysler. He's working on the rear axle for my '30 Chrysler, and he had a '36 Ford in working on it. If you call, ask for Bob Huelsman. Small town service with a large business.

32stude, you wouldn't have a latch assembly and rumble seat parts for that Chrysler would you?

Did the photo's show what you needed?

Check out D&D Classic Auto Restoration in Covington, Ohio. 1-800-332-7742 Ask for a tour of their shops. They are not a cheap shop, but their work seems to be top notch.

Contact Jay at astheime@ptd.net He'll have them.

astheime@ptd.net

There are some very good members out there, I have offered my help to several who asked for things. I've put letters in asking for help locating parts without any success. I've received e-mails from all over the globe and I enjoy sending addresses of people in the USA who might be able to get parts to other members. Think how much trouble the members overseas must have locating parts. I do think we should do more to help fellow members. I have 1929/30 Model 70's. What info or help are you in need of? wolfe@wesnet.com

They are still using Val@mft-usa.com as an e-mail address. I have my manifolds, but still waiting on my heat risers and my old parts to be returned. wolfe@wesnet.com

Wanted -- Bracket for heat riser control cable that bolts to the exhaust manifold. Have photo's need tha bracket. wolfe@wesnet.com

I have a 1929 model 70 coupe with the seat out of it. I'd be happy to photo it and send it to you if you send me your e mail address. Tim wolfe@wesnet.com

MFT/USA has changed hands, it is now Empire Motors and has a new president and a new head of sales. They are starting to work with me on getting my parts to me. I hope this issue is soon resolved and wish the new owners the best of luck.

WTB 1930 Chrysler Model 70 cable bracket for the heat riser cable. Bracket fastens to the exhaust manifold. I can send a photo of this bracket if needed. Contact me at wolfe@wesnet.com I need two of these---exhaust manufacturer lost mine!!

Try Donald Kuehn @ Door Sills 973-423-1196 He made mine for a 1930 Chrysler and they look excellent, fair price too. wolfe@wesnet.com

Use dry ice to freeze the inserts and shoulder screw that has a loose fit in the insert to install it, you can tap it in with a hammer without damaging the insert. Us the screw to lift the insert out of the ice without touching it or you might freeze burn a finger.

Try Door Sills, 81 Graham Ave., North Haledon,N.J., 07608 (973)423-1196 They do great reproduction work and the price was very fair. Mine look like new for our 1930 Chrysler.

L&L Antique Auto Trim (417) 476-2871 He makes them out of aluminum and might be able to help you find them in stainless. Might be worth a call. I've bought a couple of sets from him.

Try ordering a build sheet from Chrysler archives. This will tell you a lot.

There is a shop in Ohio that makes gears, Chickasaw Tool in Chickasaw, Ohio. They have made gears for the company I retired from for machine repair and they might be able to help you out. I can get you a phone number and address if needed. Good luck. (I had to have 2 manifolds custom cast & machined so I know what you are going through)

WTB rumble seat lid latch assembly for a 1929/1930 Chrysler. wolfe@wesnet.com

There should be a FEDCO badge on the dash of your car, look closely at it and you'll see letters and numbers stamped in it. Do not try to remove this badge or it will be destroyed. Send the numbers to the Chrysler Historical Collection people at the museum in Auburn Hills, Mich. and they will sell you a copy of the original build sheet for this car. Found an old card for them. Corporate Historical Collection, CIMS 488-00-00, One Chrysler Drive, Auburn Hills, MI 48326-2778 Phone (248)944-0437 Good luck! Tim Wolfe wolfe@wesnet.com

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Look just below the radiator cap on the front of the car or it might be the tag that mounts on the dashboard of the old cars that had the serial number on it. wolfe@wesnet.com

Anyone know where I can get a new bottom seal for our 1930 Chryslers? They have roll up windshields, one has a Murray body and the other a Northway. wolfe@wesnet.com

Let me know if you find a rebuild kit for a Stromberg DX-3 for a 1930 Chrysler wolfe@wesnet.com

Jere Verdone 717-949-3341 fax# 717-949-2782 also makes rad caps in stainless steel. wolfe@wesnet.com