Jim Anselmo

Fun video of the Dodge Brothers and Henry Ford

I think I have a Ford Courier distributor that suppose to work with some machining as well.....

Really - Serious buyers only. How about a serious price..... https://seattle.craigslist.org/see/cto/d/1925-dodge-brothers-sedan/6683647489.html

Do people not research realistic values when selling a vehicle? http://spokane.craigslist.org/cto/5791480132.html

I totally agree. This car is what I would drive as a "survivor". Just get it up and running and enjoy it as is. I'm certainly not in the hobby to turn a profit, but just for the enjoyment (and also the occasional frustration) of owning something unique.

Just ran across these and thought you guys might enjoy them. May 28, 1915 July 11, 1915

If I remember right my 28 Fast Four had locking pins that needed to be removed.

Another one

Too bad I'm not closer should you pass on it.... Neat car.

Thanks, that's sort of what I thought. Jim

Can anyone tell me if the rings for a 1953 (239 6-cylinder) will fit pistons for a 1948 6-cylinder. They say that they are for a 3-9/16 diameter piston which I believe is the same as the 48 piston. This is the description of the rings - <center> [TABLE] <tbody>[TR] [TD=align: center] [/TD] [/TR] </tbody>[/TABLE] </center> [h=1]Details about 1953-1966 Pontiac 194,239 3&9/16 bore + .040 chrome piston rings[/h] Thanks, Jim

I have two Fast Fours (Model 128's) sedans. One is complete, original and running, the other I purchased 25 years ago, but it is only about 75% complete (no interior). I picked mine up to replace a Model A that I owned. I would love to track down a coupe someday. I think there are still a fair amount around today. Check out this fast four! http://www.fastfourspecial.com/ Jim

I ran into a guy this weekend and he has running gear from what I believe he said was a 26 DB. Free to a good home. His name is John Stedtfeld and he is located in Tonasket, WA. He can be reached at (509) 233-0195. Please let me know if you take him up on his offer so I can remove this and he won't be bothered after it is gone. Thanks - Jim

Dang, If I could only get it to my neck of the woods!

OK Jason, I give up. Why would you do that? Just curious. Also, what do you mean by "stored wet in a ziplock bag" As an aside, did the video work for you? Tristan - Great looking purchase!