mikewest

I am seriously considering buying a 1933 Lincoln KB 12 town sedan. Its a big heavy car and just curious what the group thinks of these cars if they have any experience with them, I want it for a closed car to drive distances with in comfort and safety.. IE lights, brakes, roadability ect ect. Thc has had a body off restoration . Thank you

I am seriously considering buying a 1933 Lincoln KB 12 town sedan. Its a big heavy car and just curious what the group thinks of these cars if they have any experience with them, I want it for a closed car to drive distances with in comfort and safety.. IE lights, brakes, roadability ect ect. Thc has had a body off restoration . Thank you

Richt on. They are scarce though.

I can make them from cold roll.... Im looking for iron saddles. Ill end up replicating them in wood and having them cast.I was looking for a eay way out.

Im not really fussy. 24inch - 30 inch

Looking for iron saddles . if didnt know what they were you do now! Mike 585 738 1541

Im looking for a pair of iron gas tank saddles like or simiular to these. Mike West Livonia NY 585 738 1541

Im looking for a pair of iron gas tank saddles like or simiular to these. Mike West Livonia NY 585 738 1541

Jorn this is the differential i got at hershey for the baker. Ill need to narrow it up but its the vintage and even was red!

In our little town of Livonia, nobody cares what anyone does as long as they know about it.

This is NOT the wrecked LOCO , but if you have to see a wrecked old car , here you go. This is a 100 HP Vanderfbuilt racer by Chevrolet

Plain old contact cement

Parts car

Buy a 5 gal pail of EVAPORUST and submerge that assemble for a month. It works and is great stuff. It will come out like a new nickel! Its better because it eats the rust in the treads where you cant get at. I love the stuff now after avoiding it for years because Im sutborn .

I just stumbled onto this picture of me in my 1908 McIntyre wagon taken in 1978. The picture was taken at The Dome Arena in Rochester , NY at a Jim Sandora collector car auction. The wagon didnt bring enough to sell, but the auctioneer told me to send some pictures to Auburn Ind . He said the museum received a grant from the Kiblinger family to acquire a McIntyre. Long story short, the museum bought it. Its on the second floor after being rebuilt when a warehouse fire they had all but destroyed it. It was a fun little ride, started quite easily and would run about 18 MPH. The second picture is as of today.

Can anyone ID this brass starter switch that I used on my Mitchell? To me it has a 1915 circa look. Id like to find another .In the picture its between the clutch and brake pedals. Maybe from a early aftermarket model T Ford starter setup?? Thanks Mike

Anybody have any information on this beauty??

I went and looked at this car today. Its had a easy life... The interior is nice except for the seat issues from the sun. Nice original carpets , a KILLER dash and dash pad. The headliner has a hole in it , but a new correct one comes with the car/. It started right up and runs good. The seller is a accomplished mechanic and has the car now running and yard driving. The engine compartment is clean and rust free. Nice moldings and real nice grille. The hood has a RT scoop added where it belongs from a donor hood. Now the reason I didnt buy it as it has some fluff low in the quarters and lower ft fenders.. It was done a long time ago. I was totally under the car , he put it up in the air for me,. He is a first class seller , no bull from this guy. I counted 4 other mopars and a 55 ford in his garage. The underside looked good but scalley. If it was mine Id shoot it with crushed walnut shells and spray it black . I noticed a new battery water pump rear springs and more.

Mike im in provinece tonight leaving 4 home tomoorrrw at noon mike 585 738 1541

Your most welcome sir!

Yes Jeff thank you for the list. I havent reached out to only 2 people on the list so far. No replys. Keep digging . do you have a picture of the Germany car FIRETRUCK?? wood or wire wheels??

Thank you Jeff, I just emailed Coffee. He told the story how he bought it at Auburn one year. A man that owned a construction company owned the SSJ, Al said he went to look at it and he was shown the car. He was invited into the owners office and al sat across from him. The guy said the car wasnt really for sale , but what have you got in mind?? Al said he dumped a bag of cash out on the table and owner said how much is there?? Al told him and owner opened the top drawer , slid the cash in and said you OWN IT. I have no reason to nor believe the story.

Yes

It was a 1916 model . It was built in Dec of 1915 , so I called it a 1915 and it was titled as a 1915.