Bill Boudway

HELP!! Does anyone know the source for rewinding a '25 ignition coil? Thanks, Bill Boudway 1925 DB Sedan E-mail: gnbboudway@msn.com

Hi, Not a Mercer Club as such, but an informal organization called Mercer Associates. The contact is Stan Smith, 111 Linden Hall Road, Boalsburg, PA 16827, e-mail: stan@meyersmith.com Tel # (814) 466-6087 Good luck, Bill Boudway

Hi Folks, Who knows anyone who can replace origional electrical parts in the voltage regulators with modern electronic componants? 6-volt. Thanks, Bill Boudway

Hi Folks, I'll be at Space # C2I-44 when I'm not out looking for parts for our 1919 Packard twin Six. Stop by and say "Hello" and rest in our chairs. Bill Boudway

Hi Pat, I'll look through the June and July issues to see if I can find it. Have a good, safe trip to Colorado Regards, Bill Boudway

Hi, Do you still have the Dodge Ram mirror extensions for sale? Are they for a full size (series 2500) van? Thanks for posting. Bill Boudway gnbboudway@msn.com

Hi, You may need to use a hydraulic press to get the brake drum separated from the hub. It took 14 tons of pressure to do this on our Packard wheels. Good luck, Bill Boudway

Hi, Does anyone have a value for the acceptable axial tolerance on the roller of a Packard tappet? Thanks, Bill Boudway

Hi, What's an acceptable amount for the radial clearance on a roller tappet? Thanks for your help. Bill Boudway

For sale: Crankshaft, rods and pistons from a 1925 Dodge. $50.00 for all. Can deliver to my flea market space at Hershey. Bill Boudway gnbboudway@msn.com

For sale: A pair of 18" wire wheels, 6-bolt, with one tire. Believe for Chevrolet. $60.00 for all. Can deliver to my flea market space at Hershey. Bill Boudway gnbboudway@msn.com

Hi, Three doors and a hood for mid 1930s Packard sedan for sale. Bill Boudway gnbboudway@msn.com <img src="http://forums.aaca.org/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" />

Hi, Does anyone have information on the conversion to modern seals for the rear axle on a 1925 Dodge? Thanks, Bill Boudway : <img src="http://forums.aaca.org/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" /> gnbboudway@msn.com

Hi, Phil Bray does these. Phone # (734) 676-5520, Work: (313) 675-5520. He's in Michigan. Good luck. Bill Boudway

For sale, Pair of 18" Chevrolet wire wheels. Believe for 1932. 6-bolt. With one tire. $60.00 FOB Canandaigua, NY Bill Boudway (585) 394-6172 gnbboudway@msn.com

Hi Steve, Thanks for the offer. If these are still available, I'd appreciate having them as we plan to be comming through Boston at the time of the exhibit. Bill Boudway 105 deerfield dr. Canandaigua, NY 14424-2409 (585) 394-6172 gnbboudway@msn.com

Hi, You may want to contact The Mercer Associates. I's a somewhat informal group dedicated to Mercer automobiles. The contact for this is our friend Stan Smith, 111 Linden Hall Road, Boalsburg, PA, 16827. Tel: (817) 466-6087, Fax: (817) 466-7008. E-mail: sds@RBA.com Good luck, Bill Boudway

Hi, Has anyone met one of these on a narrow road at night? http://www.maximog.com/index.html

Thanks for the great news!! Our son and his family live nearby, so we'll be ably to make it. Bill Boudway

Hi, This is a request for Novaman. Could you please come back with your offer to provide DF ID buttons? Some at the DF lunch at the annual meeting were asking about them. Thanks, Bill Boudway

Hi Harry, Our '84 Dodge Ram Van had 252,000 miles on it when we sent it down the road two years ago. Our '87 BMW 528E had only 233,000 miles on it when it went away last summer. Both were victims of New York States policy of support of the road salt mining industry. The roads around here are white with salt for a good part of the winter months. Millions are lost in vehicle value to the policy of making it safe for all skill levels of drivers to hit the road whenever it's convenient. Bill Boudway

Hi Joe T. Thanks for your suggestion on the tap. The threads are 2 5/16 X 18. I checked with my tool lending friends and they couldn't come up with a tap for that size. Regards, Bill Boudway

Hi, I need to find a source for an internal thread restoring tool. It has replacable dies for the various thread pitches. The patent number is 4121486. Please check the attached photo. Thanks, Bill Boudway E-mail: gnbboudway@msn.com

Hi Folks, I don't have a web site for our Packard restoration project, but will be sending photos to the DF photo post. Check it out. Bill Boudway