StevieG

As the past Publicity director and Webmaster for the Dodge Brothers Club, I have had my share of people's likes and dislikes with the site. Lack of time did not allow me to bring the site to where I wanted it to be. Running a web site requires a lot of time to run and maintain. Rick is in a better position to take the site to the next step/level. I originally inherited the site from Jim Anselmo who started the web site, there is still some of the content from that site on the existing site now!!! Including the bouncing red car !! I would suggest we wait and see, and then either give praise or give helpful ideas for the site. In passing the torch to Rick I have offered to help him in any way with getting the site to the next level. You too can help by providing content for the site(pictures, helpful hints or tricks,parts references,etc) The more we share the better the site will be. I like to thank everyone who has posted pictures on the site,used the Classified Ads,etc. Hope you all will support Rick as I will Thanks again to all of you!!! Stephen

I have just made a code change on the Website, hopefully this will fix the problem with Paypal. It has been tough tracking down the exact cause, as every time I used it , it would work. Now tonight I'm at the cottage and I see this post, so I give it a try and Bang !!! It doesn't work. Made some changes as suggested by Paypal, retried it and now it works. I really hope this works for everyone, and all the different PC/Apple environments out there. Will keep I eye open on the forum for updates. Thanks Stephen

The classified Ad page at www. dodgebrothersclub.org is back up and functional. Thanks Stephen

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There was a security fix applied to the forum, as some of you have written you need to clear the "cookies" from you browser. see this link AACA Forums - FAQ: General Forum Usage Also after this is done, do not forget to check the Remember me box just under the login username/password input boxes.

I'm looking for some picture of the rear fenders for my '30 DD, I have picture of the fenders themselves, but need to see how it mated up to the rest of the car( back portion), The fenders I have now had been repaired/ basterdized so I do not know the true shape or how it fitted to the back section of the car. Any info would be great. Also if I look for replacement fenders, what is a "normal" price range to pay for them... Thanks Stephen

You mentioned " I believe theirs is a wire wound resistor to limit the current through the gauge coils by shunting" How is this connected(wired) Are you able to draw the circuit for us. Take a picture of it and attach it here... Show how each coil is connected and where. I'm thinking you have something like this with the "shunt resistor between the two post( 1& 2 )

Can you supply some pictures of the gauge and coils? Are you sure there is not another coil(3rd) under the needle bracket? Take a look at this site Fuel gauge function

This guys make wire harneses also. And they sell wire by the foot. Rhode Island Wiring Service Inc.

Thanks very much for the pictures, it is exactly want I was hoping for. Stephen

Hi, trying to figure out if my 1930 DD Sedan would have had a footrest/footrail in the back seat? If so would anyone have a picture of what it looks like. Thanks Stephen

Trying to find out what the paint color of the engine should be for a 1930 DD sedan. Thanks Stephen

Some nice photos to be seen. Also take a look at the Photo Gallery on the Dodge Brothers Club web site to see over 1000 photos!!! http://www.dodgebrothersclub.org/gallery2

Well said Doug(nearchoclatetown) This weekend I've been outside most of it, as last week was crazy at work. What people do here is mostly done with good intentions. None of us are paid to send info, or offer info to anyone. But everyone does appreciate it when someone does take some of their time to provide us with some usefull information. Patience is a virtue!! Oh by the way the Documents have been corrected and re-posted

These should work with whatever software you have on your PC

Here are the documents Doug had sent me...

Looks like the same copy that I have, maybe I sent it to you, I remember now sending it to someone. Let me know if anyone needs a translation. Stephen

1930 - As Dan mentioned if you can scan it, or post it here, I will also put it on the dodge brothers club web site. thanks Stephen

Mine is on the Front pillar of the passenger door between the hinges.

Your car looks exactly like mine, I have 1930 DD Cowl light/fenders all look the same. Get the serial number Passenger door front pillar. Look for a body number on the firewall that should identify the car for you...

Try This http://www.pictureaustralia.org/apps/pictureaustralia?action=PASearch&mode=subject&complete1=true&attribute1=subject&term1=Dodge+%28cars%29

Hi, I'm looking for pictures showing how the front shock is attached to the frame on a 1930 DD. Presently mine are attached to a bracket which is welded to the frame. I think the bracket was made on day one of welding school

If you can send it to me also, I can put a page onto the web site, for all to see. Thanks Stephen

Jason, the lack of pictures on the site, is due partly to me. As the webmaster for the site, which is a volunteer position, I have to find time between work & family. At the present time I do not have a good program in place for handling pictures, which means that every picture I receive I have to manually format it and place it on the site. The good news is I have been working on a program to allow users to post their own photos and text. This will be divided into section for Cars, Events,and a project section where users can have their own project page set-up and post pictures as the project progreses.. My goal is to have it up and running within a week or so. Their are some logistics, as we(the club) do not want this to become a dumping ground for advertisments, porn, and other off topic pictures. Thanks everyone for their patience.. Stephen