[1925 Maxwell/Chrysler exhaust/intake manifold question]

Here is page from Plymouth Master Parts list:

 

 

[1925 Maxwell/Chrysler exhaust/intake manifold question]

Some info from Victor Gaskets -

 

[Reamer]

Here is a set of adjustable reamers with pilots that you need to find.  They go from about 3/8" to 1-1/16" in diameter

[Contact points]

8 hours ago, Old buicks 2 said:

I have those point sets in stock.    tsvanmeet@gmail.com   or 402-359-5762      hwellens,  you circled a REMY set of points,  Rusty 176 clearly shows a Wagner set in his photos

Are you saying the Delco-Remy points will not work in his distributor and only Wagner will?

[Contact points]

This may help:

 

[Mechanical brakes 31 nash]

5 hours ago, 31nash880 said:

HWELLEN,

Thank you for this info.  It should help a great deal. What book did this come from?

1937 book

 

[Mechanical brakes 31 nash]

Here are your brake adjustments:

[Marvel float level]

May help?

 

[1930 Chrysler Model 70 Phaeton - Woodland Hills, CA]

4 hours ago, Billety said:

After closer inspection, I think it is a Chrysler 65. Straight headlight bar, louvres in the hood on a raised panel and the instrument panel.

Did the Model 65 have a fuel pump?

[1930 Chrysler Model 70 Phaeton - Woodland Hills, CA]

Does not look like a model 70. May be a model 66.

[WTB Remy # 813238 contact arms]

This may help:

 

[wiring diagrams 1920 - 1925 American makes]

3 hours ago, Bill Maxwell said:

I'm looking for a wiring diagram for the 1923 model 25 I would the most grateful for a copy thank you very much in advance

I assume you are looking for Maxwell? Here is a Model 25 wiring diagram. Year is not listed.

 

[1932 196ci flathead 4 valve clearance]

Here is some data:
 

[Dodge Brothers number plate]

4 hours ago, cargeek1140 said:

hwellens

 

Hey thank you so much! Can I ask how you know that? I am just very curious of this. 

 

[Dodge Brothers number plate]

That is off a car built the week of October 15th 1926

[Clutch problem on 48 DeSoto]

Here is info from a Plymouth shop manual:

[1920s Vintage Oil Filter Cartridges]

17 hours ago, JFranklin said:

Hwellens, Nice brochure, can you show the other side?

 

[1920s Vintage Oil Filter Cartridges]

I do not have any that you have listed.

[1920s Vintage Oil Filter Cartridges]

Here is what they look like:

 

[PB Fuel Pump Questions]

This may help:

Try https://www.then-now-auto.com/antique-auto-parts/

 

[1934 Rear Main Seal]

See if this helps:

 

[Wanted - early Chrysler starter motor assembly]

This may help in locating part:

[Wanted - early Chrysler starter motor assembly]

9 hours ago, $um Fun said:

(part number stamped on my Model 75  and WWII truck armature 818134).

The starter armature was used on many vehicles:

 

[Wanted - early Chrysler starter motor assembly]

Here is some Chrysler data. Do not see the 722-B listed as a used on other early Chryslers?

[1929 - 1936 & 1937 - 1942 NEW Master Cylinders]

13 hours ago, mobileparts said:

It appears that his master cylinder is a 1928 / early 1929 which is a

1000 % different from the 1929 - 1936....

I have a 1930 Chrysler with the barrel type master cylinder and the reservoir on the firewall. The manual also confirms mine is correct. Not sure where you are getting your data from but would like to see it. See picture from the 1930 model 70 manual.