Bill Boudway

Another solution is to use 5-gallon buckets of water. Just dump out the water when you take down on Saturday.<BR>Incidentaly, has anyone calculated the total weight required to hold down a 10 X 20 canopy in a 40-MPH wind?

I believe that the DuPont that was owned by Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Smith Sr. is now in the Swigert Museun in Huntingdon, PA. I believe that it's there on loan and has also been restored. I remember the car from the early 1960's when they owned it and lived in State College, PA. <BR>Good Luck!!

There in one tax benifit that is available and that is by donating your car to a qualified organization. For example, the AACA museum. You need to review this with your tax professional before you do it to determine the amount of benifit, and also have the vehicle appraised.

For Sale: Crank, rods, pistons, pan, and flywheel for 1925 Dodge. Best reasonable offer. Free delivery to Hershey Space C2G-44.

Need doors, panels between the doors, and tonneau section for 3rd Series Twin Six, 1918-1923.

23" Firestone rim for sale. Missing side plate and lock ring. $55.00<BR>Bill Boudway<BR>gnbboudway@msn.com

1947-1949 Studebaker shop manual. 231 pages. 8 1/2" X 11" format. Good condition. Body, Chassis, and Engine sections.<BR>$30.00, including shipping in US.<BR>Bill Boudway<BR>E-mail: gnbboudway@msn.com

Dynaflow transmission shop manual. 1948,1949,1950. revised edition. 102 pages. Good condition.<BR>8 1/2" X 11" format. $20.00 or best offer. Includes shipping in US.<BR>Bill Boudway<BR>E-mail: gnbboudway@msn.com

For Sale: Pair of 3rd (1918-1923) Series front fenders. Restorable condition. $450.00<BR>FOB Canandaigua, NY<BR>Bill Boudway<BR>E-mail: gnbboudway@msn.com

For Sale: Two pair of 3rd Series (1918-1923) Packard Twin Six exhaust manifolds, including the "Y" connectors. $300.00 FOB Canandaigua, NY<BR>Bill Boudway <BR>E-mail: gnbboudway@msn.com

Hi all,<BR>I hope to make it.<BR>Has anyone reserved the room at St. Geoges?<BR>Bill Boudway, Canandaigua, NY<BR>1919 Packard Twin Six

Do you have the front wheels yet? If not, contact me at gnbboudway@msn.com. Good Luck.<BR>Bill B.

23" Firestone type C-3 rim fer sale. Missing the side plate and lock ring $60.00 FOB Canandaigua, NY<BR>Telephone: (585)394-6172<BR>E-mail: gnbboudway@msn.com

Need a wheel puller for early (pre 1926) Dodge. <BR>Phone: (585)394-6172, E-mail: gnbboudway@msn.com

Crankshaft, rods, pistons, oil pan, and flywheel from 1926 Dodge 4-cyl. $75.00 for all, FOB Caanandaigua, NY<BR>Phone: (585)394-6172, E-mail: gnbboudway@msn.com

Hi Laverne,<BR>I took a look last evening.<BR>The rim is a split type. The wheels are fronts, no hubs.<BR>All in good shape.<BR>Good luck,<BR>Bill B.

I have what I believe to be a correct device for that year car.<BR>It's a clamp that fits around the rim and tire of a spoked wheel. Has a built-in lock and key. I'd be glad to photograph it for you. Just e-mail me your snailmail address.<BR>My e-mail is: gnbboudway@msn.com<BR>

I would recommend Skill's Unlimited, 7172 CR 33, Tiffin OH 44883, (419) 992-4680.<BR>The owner's name is Dick Runyon. He did my 1919 Packard radiator. Excellent job.<BR>Good luck!!

This won't be of any help, but the answer to your questions depends on what the seller is willing to accept. The least risk on the part of the seller is, obviously, cash. There was a horror story going around last year about a purchase made with a counterfit<BR>cashier's check. When the seller took it to the bank on Monday, he had a very unpleasant surprise. For what it's worth, I'd only accept cash or a cashier's ckeck that I could take to the bank before the buyer took off with the goods.

Ho There,<BR>It ain't over yet!!<BR>I'm speaking from experience, specifically the 2001 Founder's tour. The Monday tour was checked out on Sunday. You guessed it!! There was a detour on the return from Watkins Glen.<BR> The only way to beat this is for the tourmeister to contact ALL highway jurisdictions and get the schedules for planned maintenance. Also get names and leave your name and phone number in case things change, and yes, they will change.<BR> Good luck to all brave future tourmeisters.<BR> Bill B.<BR>

Take a look at the HCCA tech forum. They have a recent post on friction material.<P> <A HREF="http://www.hcca.org/tech.html/#tp" TARGET=_blank>www.hcca.org/tech.html/#tp</A> <BR>Good Luck!!!

I'm reviewing the daily tour schedule for the Michigan Glidden and see that there is an "International" train trip into Canada on Monday. Tourists should be informed about the documentation of US citizenship required for re-entry into the USA. From what I understand, a birth certificate copy with a raised seal, a passport (either current or expired) or current immigration papers are adequate. Driver's licenses do not qualify. Further information can be obtained from travel agents, or your AAA.

Does anyone have a source for replacement oil pump gears for pre-1920 autos?<BR>Please e-mail, gnbboudway@msn.com , or post a reply.<BR>Thanhs, Bill B.

Need brake drums for "26 Dodge with disk wheels. Also need the handbrake lever.<BR>E-mail: gnbboudway@msn.com<BR>Phone: (716) 394-6172<BR>Thanks, <BR>Bill Boudway

You might also try a product called Kroil. I've had exceptional results with it. If you can't find it locally, send me an e-mail and I'll respond with the supplier's address.<BR>Good luck!!<BR>Bill B.<BR>e-mail: gnbboudway@msn.com