Bill Boudway

Hi Folks, Need a source for 600 weight steam cylinder oil in the Rochester, NY neighborhood. Also, any thoughts on the various brands: Mobil, Texaco Vanguard 460, or Lubriplate SPO-288. Must not have the EP additive. Regards, Bill Boudway

Hi, You can find serial number references in The Serial Number Book For U.S. Cars, 1900-1975, by Grace Brigham. I have a copy and can look up your serial number to verify the year of your Studebaker. Bill Boudway

Hi, This perk came with some risk. There is a story about an Air Force guy that took advantage of the deal to ship an AH Sprite returning to the States on an AF transport aircraft. Rules of the air and sea are such that if the craft gets into trouble, the captain can dump cargo to lighten the load. Do I have to tell you the rest of this story? Bill Boudway

Hi Dick Runion of Tiffin Ohio made the radiator for our Packard Twin Six. Very nice job. He got the core from New Zealand. At the time, he was less than satisfied with the cores from England. The fellow had sold the business to new owners. Good luck, Bill Boudway

FS NORS rear axle gears for 21922-1926 Dodge Brothers cars. 3.5 to 1 ratio (49 and 14 teeth). Never installed in a car. $1,800 with free shipping to US addresses. Bill Boudway (585) 394-6172 gnbboudway@msn.com

FS NORS rear axle gears for 1922-1926 Dodge Brothers cars. 3.5 to 1 ratio (49 and 14 Teeth) Never installed in a car. $1,800 Free shipping to US addresses Bill Boudway (585) 394-6172 gnbboudway@msn.com

FS: NORS rear axle gears for 1922-1926 Dodge Brothers cars. 3.5 to 1 ratio. (49 and 14 teeth). Original ratio 4.15 to 1. Never installed. $1,800 with free shipping to US addresses. Bill Boudway (585) 394-6172 gnbboudway@msn.com

Check out the KRIT now on eBay. The post has three cars. Model T, Flanders, and the KRIT. Item # 29030521323. I would have to change the radiator and hubcap emblems. A little too politically incorrect for today.

Not too many years ago, Austie Clark sold postcards of antique autos. They were from his personal photo collection. Does anyone know where these are available now? Bill Boudway

I'll vote a big yes on this, but don't feel qualified to sing it. Bill Boudway

OUCH! That will be major surgery. I'd try a Kwick Poly treatment here. Good luck! Bill Boudway

Hi, I need four hood latches and 12 priming cups as shown in the photo. These are for our 1919 Packard Twin Six restoration. Bill Boudway gnbboudway@msn.com

Reminds me of a search for local antique cars many years ago. I visited a new car dealership in a nearby town and asked about any old cars or parts in the neighborhood. They steered me to a Rolls-Royce chassis that had been made into a farm wagon. I went to the hedgerow where it was located and found a 6" tree growing up through the 23" Buffalo wire wheels. That told me it probably was a mid 1920s Springfield Rolls. The next question to the owner was "What happened to the rest of the car?" He told me that it was an aluminum bodied Picadilly runabout. The body was scrapped during WWII and the engine and transmission dumped down the bank of the creek to prevent erosion. The chassis was lberated with the help of a chain saw and made its way to a restorer in Texas.

Hi, How may I get another board for my judging chips? I filled up my third board when I returned from the Annual Meeting. Thanks, Bill Boudway

Hi, Quick PS on the wheel turner photos. We cover the gearmotor and reducing gearbelt to prevent the mess from overspray.

Hi, Here are photos of the rig that we use. We have a gearmotor that rotates the wheels at about 4RPM. My 1919 Packard wheels are the subjects. Good luck

Hi, I found a Morse timing chain for our 1919 Packard. They are still located in Ithica, NY, but owned now by Emerson.

Hi, Will we meet Friday noon at the Annual Meeting? If so, where?

Hi, Funny that you ask. Stan Smith, 111 Linden Hall Road, Boalsburg, PA 16827. (814) 466-6087, stan@meyersmith.com has just published a book on duPont automobiles. The Eight Cylinder duPont. 115 pages. ISBN 978-0-615-25419-7. I believe that the first printing is sold out, but I know that he plans to issue a new edition with added photos. His folks owned a 1929 Speedster, #G-905. The car still exists. I have a photo of the car taken at my place in 1963.

Want to buy 12 priming cups and 4 hood latches for Packard 3rd Series Twin Six. Thanks. Bill Boudway gnbboudway@msn.com

Hi, Recommend that you contact Stan Herdman. He has a 1910 Chase Motor Wagon,restored to national 1st prize status. His address: 502 Pierson Ave., Newark, NY 14513-2021 (315) 331-4045

Look here! Free napkins at the Subway shop only a block away out the back door.

Only 3 remaining 1915 Dodge "Phaetons"?? the DBC roster of 2006 lists 40. How can we trust anything we read in the newspapers today!

Hi, Please post your location and asking price. Thanks

Hi, I found three Waltham clocks for our Packaed Twin Six. Paid the grand sum of $30.00 for the lot. Hope to make one good one out of the batch.