Bill Boudway
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Hi Bernie,
I recommend Arias for the pistons.
I got a set for the Twin Six
When I took them to our engine rebuilder, he commented that they were the best he'd ever seen.
Let me know if you need the paint code for the green on the engine.
Regards from the cold, white north.
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Hi,
Got the '19 Packard front spindles turned down to fit the wheel bearings and re-installed them on the axles. Now working on the new battery box cover and installing the four wheels.
All this between splitting and bringing in firewood to feed our Vermont Castings wood burning stove.
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Hi,
Thanks for your messages.
Here's a photo of our 1926 Chrysler Model G-70.
Photo taken last January on a rare sunny day.
Regards,
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Then there is the ad in Hemmings that states "Very rare" and when you look a few listings further, you see the same make and model offered for a few thousand less.
Great entertainment!
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Hi,
Thanks for posting this.
It looks a little FIAT to me.
They are built there under license.
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Hello, again,
I forgot to give you the name of my bearing supplier.
Andy Fuhrman. Andy.Fuhrman@kaman.com
He's an antique auto guy with lots of patience and skill at finding the correct bearings.
Good luck,
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Hi Folks,
Would these numbers also work for a 1926 Chrysler model G-70?
Thanks
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Hi,
In my humble opinion, this material should have a home in our AACA Library and Research center.
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Hi AJ,
Why not drive it there?
Get together with a few others in your local club and make a tour of the trip.
Stop at the museum in Saratoga, or go up north to the boat museum in Clayton, Lots to see between WNY and northern VT.
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Hi,
How about garlic. Now only available in Gilroy, CA?
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Hi,
Staver was building automobiles in Chicago in early teens.
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Hi,
Anything Packard Twin Six, 1916-1923 and 1926 Chrysler Model G-70?
Thanks, Bill Boudway
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Hi,
It's a good thing that he doesn't favor the real antiques and classics. He'd price all of us out of the market and also, the tax assessor would be banging on our door.
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Hi,
We have a 1926 Chrysler Model G-70 sport phaeton, and are trying to establish some history on the car.
Does anyone have information about the Paul Stern collection of Chrysler autos. He was located in Manheim, PA in the 1960s.
Listing of cars in the auction catalog, date of the auction, etc.?
Any info will be helpful and welcome.
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Hi,
The most unusual engine that I ever saw was in the rear wheel of a motorcycle.
The cylinders were arranged radially as spokes. I'll never understand how they got fuel and ignition to the rotating wheel.
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Hi,
We should be announcing the no smoking rule for the showfield.
I observed several folks smoking and reminded them.
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Hi Folks,
I just did the 10-day forecast for Hershey, PA.
Not too good. but an improvement from the forecast two days ago.
Here's the link:weather.com - 10 Day Printable Forecast
As always, bring your rain suit and waterproof shoes.
Stop by and say "Hi"
Bill Boudway
C2I-44
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3rd Series Packard Twin Six exhaust manifolds with "Y" connector.
Small piece missing from the flange of the "Y" connector.
Missing most of the porcelain coating.
Please check the photos.
$250.00 FOB Canandaigua, NY, or free delivery to my flea market space at Hershey. Space C2I-44 in the Chocolate Field after full payment.
I'll take PayPal for payment on these.
Bill Boudway
(585) 394-6172
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Hi,
Quick PS on the last post.
Be sure to invert your dry chemical extinguisher periodically and tap it to shake the agent loose.
The agent will settle and compact over time and may not discharge when you need it.
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Hi,
Size depends on how big the fire will be and how much you value your vehicle.
Go for the big one.
Dry chemical is most effective, but makes a big mess.
Halon and CO2 will do the job, but the effectiveness will depend on wind, etc., as the agents are vapor.
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Hi,
I'd go with the Hampton.
The money saved would buy a really nice dinner.
Thanks for asking.
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Hi Rick,
I counted 21 cars and about 35 people.
Very nice tour. Well run.
Great food. Interesting sights.
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Mobil pegasus garage light.
4'long. Pegasus emblem on one side only.
Illuminated both sides with inside 3-tube florescent lamps.
$200.00 FOB Canandaigua, NY or Hershey Space # C2I-44 in the Chocolate Field
Bill Boudway
(585) 394-6172
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Lobster.
Yes, it's in the flea market.
Brass Car Help & Suggestions
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Hi Durant,
Check out this website: HCCA.ORG.
Also, AACA has a non-geographic "region" Called Snappers.
Good luck