Leif Holmberg

I think those ASH Wire Wheels Detroit are more common in AU-NZ than in USA and Europa! Leif in Sweden.

Scroll down and you will find bruches for the starter. https://www.ebay.com/sch/m.html?_odkw=bruches&_ssn=fibersouth&hash=item21237d892f%3Ag%3ANWkAAOSwB-1Y2vGr&item=142329350447&_osacat=0&vxp=mtr&_from=R40&_trksid=p2046732.m570.l1313.TR0.TRC0.H0.Xbruch.TRS0&_nkw=bruch&_sacat=0 Leif in Sweden-.

1927 Master chassie. Leif in Sweden.

Can`t belive there are any problem to just remove the sump with the engine still in the Master chassie . There are no problem to do that on the 1920s 4 cyl and 6 cyl.Standard Buicks. Leif in Sweden.

My 23" ASH wire wheels can be used on the 4 cyl. Buick cars 1922-1924.But I can`t help you about the 6 cyl cars those years. I made a misstake 8-10 years ago and bought this very good locking outer hub cap but it was wrong size for me,to "big",I think I bought it from "hubcap collector" in AU thru e-bay. This outer cap is the "lock"cap.I payed $120 US including shipping.Probebly the same size as on your wheel Stuart. Leif in Sweden.

This time I think I nailed it ? a Durant 1923. Leif in Sweden.

50jetback. If using those ASH wire wheels it needs a lot more parts to put them on the car,as hubs and the twin hub caps. I have 23" ASH Wheels Detroit on my 1924 4 cyl.Buick. I think 1924 was the last year for that make ASH. Leif in Sweden.

Just wonder if a similar car was identified by "nzcarnerd" a 1/2 to 1 year ago? if so it was a not very well known make if remember right? Leif in Sweden.

Becuse of the luvres it looks to be built on a Standard model car. Leif in Sweden.

Oldsmobile 1923 model 47? Leif in Sweden.

1957 has a different front bumper,just wonder if they brackets style looks the same.They have different parts numbers. Leif in Sweden.

Not easy to read ,but somebody "over there"probebly have a Studebaker with those "gothic" gauges? after that # 1,399,413 serial number. Studeboy I think you are a member of a Studebaker club? couldn`t you ask for a picture ? A week ago asked a Stude guy here in Sweden who owns a 1925 and 1926 but without luck so far. Yesterday I spent another 2-3 houers to figure out what it`s,without any luck! Leif in Sweden.

The plate is up and down. https://www.webstore.com/item,pgr,56-1956-BUICK-SPECIAL-FRONT-LICENSE-PLATE-BRACKET,name,70723536,auction_id,auction_details Leif in Sweden.

The "best price"isn`t always the best buy?There are a lot of bad copies on the maket?As "old-tank" say "Some of the replacements are Pacific Rim junk that only fail miles from home." Leif in Sweden.

Here are pictures of 1916 and 1917 Grant cars,the front on the 1916 looks very close to the asked car question,and the wide top on the yellow1917 Grant looks like the asked cars top in my opinion? Leif in Sweden.

How about pictures of the gothic designed instrument from your parts book? I have spent 2 houers on Studebaker dash gauges on the internet this morning and didn`t find anything other than the the ones similar to the earlier picture with the oval shape and rounded gauges. Leif in Sweden.

Cut it off on the length,it`s brass? and you can weld it together again.? Leif in Sweden

dictator27,you are saying 1925-6 Standard six.What make is it you meen? For me that`s Buick? Leif in Sweden.

I was thinking of Scripps Booth too, but couldn`t find any pictures on the www of that car with such a "wide"top.? Leif in Sweden.

Maybe "welded" or rivets here on this washer? Leif in Sweden.

This`s how it looks inside. Leif in Sweden.

The head on your engine looks to be the right green color on the engine this year. Leif in Sweden.

This is 1924 and 1925 gauge cluster Studebaker. "studeboy" just try "googling "Studebaker those years and you will see the oval shape are the same for several years but more or less gauges! Leif in Sweden

If you have removed everything from the torque ball(4 bolts) ,then you you just need to remove all the bolt and nuts that hold the flywheel house upper and lower.Yes there are some dowel pins too,but no need to remove those.No need to remove the 6 fly wheel bolts. Leif in Sweden.

It looks that you need more force.This`s how the "cap" looks. Leif in Sweden.