Brad in Wisconsin

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a little light brass carb. Says A/C type B on it...has a tickler to hold float down to flood body for a choke?? like Triumphs had sorry crappy shots but sun was going down Thanks!!

posting for a bud,, a nice tight fan with a part number of 30384 in the fan support casting any Ideas? Blade about 18 dia...Thanks

Been thinking of swapping my 30 A coupe for a 28-31 Model A woody. Are they comparable in price/value? what you guys think?

thanks guys u r da best

says guide R 4-61 Thanking in advance,,,,,,,,,,Brad

You guys floor me!!!!!!!!!! so fast! I thought it might be an european machine due to the hub heavy hub area of the wood spoke wheel. Do you think the truss under the frame was "factory" or was that added after bouncing about Iowa for a few years. By the aged look of the car when the photo was taken, maybe it still survives or probably melted up in a scrap drive.. On the same site in chapter 5 photos, check out 5.09 and 5c (Help Keiser31) to show the picture???? what kind of milk truck and what is the icesaw engine!!! Fun fun FUN!!!

Whoops...... Chapter 12 12h is the old car that was hopped up!

Found this while cruising the web............. TOWN OF DAVENPORT - Quick Access to Photos in "Davenport, Fact and Fancy" - Delaware County, NY Genealogy and History Site anyone know what kind of car it was before hotrodding? also look around there is a Case steamer stuck in a bridge and a early car that ended under a bridge also a brass T in the snow kinda nice!

I got these pumps from my Gr. Uncle when he went out of his Shop back in the mid 70's. Thru the years they sold Fords then Chevrolets, Buicks and finished with Chryslers. When I got these pumps,the remains of the boxes still existed but they are gone now after 30+ years. Please, anyone know what is what? I have 3 styles, the longer version seem to have a pn of 855261-4 855261-3 and 8555261 the two more compact styles are numbers 1523089 I also have another AC pump, no picture, that has a tag that says 548 I appreciate the effort and Thanking in advance,,,Brad

Thanks for the reply so back on to E-bay she goes!!!!

I thought this forging was for a Ford Model A Pick-up but was told not.....has a casting number ??? of 13470 the letter D with a circle around it then the number 10 it is approx. 7 1/2 inches long. Came with a bunch of Model A stuff and not sure now please see picture Thank Brad

Hi all, Anyone know the whereabouts to Kid Galahad"s (Elvis Presley) Model T in the movie of the same name. In the movie Lew Nyhack (Charles Bronson) refers to the color of the T as the same as a bloody nose! Looks like a cherry Dairy-Queen Dillybar color to me. :-)

Hi fellas, Your looking at a truck that doesn't exist or so it seems. It is a Empire or Cruban, with a 3 cylinder engine direct connected to the rear axle. The truck isn't something someone put together as it has numerous castings that surely wouldn't be make for a one off. Before you go off, look at my pictures real close off the truck body. There is a faint emblem on one side and the back of the cab has what I see a Stea Co I'm thinking Empire Steam Car Co. here is a link to the site look for Cruban chassis. Steam Gazette Discussion Forum - Steam Cars :: 1 Steam Cars :: Cruban Steam Chassis Help me keep Mike interested in his truck!

I had the great honor of helping a friend extract this truck. A true high point in all my years of sniffing around for old machines My bud has been running into dead ends. what you guys think? we have a good idea. Thought you should have a chance. Enjoy

this is one I traded off a while ago................still got my Cushman though!

anyone know what it is for? a real nice NOS for something. Thanks

shot of the upper area

I still have this column. I'm sending different shots to see if that helps

Hi all, I saw on the History Channel last night a show about trucks I think the show was "Modern Marvels"......They showed Macks being assembled and tested and such. anyhoo there was a steam truck for just a second and the cowling on that truck looked like the Cruban truck they are talking about on the "Steam Gazette discussion forum " anyone know what truck was on Modern Marvels? by the way there was a AB Mack on the show also

Found a nice little book called <span style="font-style: italic">Motorin' Along</span> by the Reminisce magazine people. The last story in the book is from a man who was running a gas station in California in 1947. One day a 1902 Sears Roebuck pulled in and the driver a J.J. Ruth was driving across America from York Pennsylvania to celibrate the end of gas rationing. Anyone know anything about this fella? Wonder what happened to the buggy or did he drive it back to York?

I have some help on this Packard,,,,,,,,,,Mr. T. Clarence Marshall of Yorklyn Delaware converterted this 1940 Packard 180 as per page 125 of <span style="text-decoration: underline"><span style="font-style: italic">The Modern Steam Car and it's backround by Thomas S. Derr</span></span>

What year is it and are the wings available?

measures approx 27 wide 28 tall and 4 deep I posted this at the old tractor site and noone seems to know???? guesses?

I've been thinking about the words "madigral cott".I have the feeling that it might say that in the web of some connecting rods. Maybe the forging company? just a guess Good luck