RickBrinker

Has anyone had a Water pump converted to having seals instead of packing,tired off messing with the packing it even leaks just sitting overnight.Has new Stainless steel shaft installed.

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They arrived today they look great ! Thanks,Rick

I like the option,It has the wooden plug that blocks the crank with the logo on it

Thanks I'll let you know when they arrive

Check is in the mail.Thanks

PM sent.Thanks, Rick

Looks like whats on my 1938

If you still have the Carb I would be interested

Hi Rick, Is there by any chance anyone you might be able to put me in touch with that would have a pre-20’s Dodge Brothers car and might be interested in attending? That would be greatly appreciated if you could. Sincerely, David Freeman Charlotte Motor Speedway Event Logistics Intern Office: (704)455-3205 | Fax: (704)455-2547 www.charlottemotorspeedway.com From: Rick Brinker [mailto:cruiserusa@neo.rr.com] Sent: Tuesday, March 03, 2015 5:43 PM To: Tours Intern Subject: Re: 1917 Dodge Brothers 1 My Touring Car is a 25 ,but I will be unable to attend Rick On 3/3/2015 4:25 PM, Tours Intern wrote: Good afternoon Mr. Brinker, My name is David and I am currently interning at Charlotte Motor Speedway. One of the projects I am working on is for our Charlotte AutoFair. If you are unfamiliar with our show, the Charlotte AutoFair takes place twice a year and they are two of the biggest auto events in the country! The spring show, which takes place April 9-12 and is the larger of the two, brings in over 120,000 guests over the course of the event. Please let me know if you would like more information on the show as a whole. One area that I am working on specifically is the Nationwide Insurance Pavilion. The Pavilion is hosted within our NASCAR Xfinity Series garage, which is a completely enclosed building that we transform into a high-end showroom with elaborate décor. Each show, this building features different displays to highlight special trends, anniversaries in the industry, hobbies and more. One of our most buzzed about displays this spring will be ‘100 Years of Dodge’ which leads me to why I am contacting you today. Within this building there are only 40 spaces available and, pending your acceptance, we have selected your vehicle to be featured. For transportation, we would be happy to provide a mileage expense check based off of your round trip needed for delivery and return. For the safety of your vehicle, upon arrival we will immediately move it into the building and enclose it within velvet ropes that will be far enough away to keep attendees from touching it. We also have 24 hour security starting with the arrival of the first car. Upon the acceptance of this invitation, I would send you a form to fill out that we then use to create a special sign that will be displayed on a stand that goes under a tire and these make a great souvenir to take home. For your consideration, we would look to have your vehicle arrive to property the Monday or Tuesday prior to the show (April 6 or 7) so that we can have everything in place before media arrive on Wednesday. It would then be free to return home following the show on Sunday between 4-5pm or Monday morning. We greatly appreciate your consideration and please let me know if you have any further questions. I look forward to speaking with you further. Sincerely, David Freeman Charlotte Motor Speedway Event Logistics Intern Office: (704)455-3205 | Fax: (704)455-2547 www.charlottemotorspeedway.com

They have them http://www.myersearlydodge.com/image.php?ws_page=cooling.php&ws_image=DSCN0504.JPG

If you have measurements I think these people will make them for you.They are a Model A parts place but have helped me on my 25 Touring http://www.snydersantiqueauto.com/

Its rare just because its not a Street Rod

http://www.myersearlydodge.com/image.php?ws_page=cooling.php&ws_image=DSCN0504.JPG 75.00 plus shipping

WOW we could have been driving Carolin Brothers Cars

Update total damage was $7074.16 J C Taylor and Foremost Ins. Never blinked.Too very good Company's to deal with.:)

Don't use a buffing wheel to much heat in one place will break it been there broke it !

I'm having Ham,NO CHICKEN !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Maybe you'll have it done in time for the Mini Meet

Rick, Thank you in advance, I have a 1931 6 cylinder that was given to me by a friend. It was over hauled in over 20 years ago and never installed. It's missing the intake and exhaust manifold. I do have the carburator. Included is the bell housing. I'm looking for a fair offer as I do not want to scrap it. Please call Paul Przekwas (708) 407-8831 or e-mail, przekwas148@comcast.net

Sounds like the dive horn on a Submarine

Yes the adjuster goes to the inside

Worked for me. http://www.myersearlydodge.com/

That's always the best sound in the world.