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Keep us posted on your results, Please. Howard Dennis

See if this helps any: 1933 Plymouth Temperature Gauge Repair Howard Dennis

Has anyone seen this? It may give you ideas or ways to accomplish that dream speedster. Model T Ford Forum: FAULTLESS SPEEDSTER PROGRESS PART 1 Howard Dennis

Being 6 lug my guess is written all over your ruler! Howard Dennis

Looks very similiar to 1933-4 Ford horn. Howard Dennis

Judging by what is for sale and what is NOT for sale I think this beauty is doomed already. Howard Dennis

If that steering column is bolted in that position it has to be a truck chassis. Howard Dennis

Simms-Huff magneto ignition was used on all Maxwells until late 1917 when a Simms labor strike caused Maxwell to switch to the new Atwater-Kent Type CC distributor ignition system. Howard Dennis

I found this on the Model T Forum and my comments seem to have fallen on deaf ears or maybe I've gone deaf? Does anyone else hear an engine so poorly tuned it will barely run and may even be damaging itself? Hear the gear grinding? If it would idle properly it wouldn't be an issue! Howard Dennis

While we are talking Maxwell here's two pictures taken in 1918 of a 1915 Maxwell speedster at work in California.

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Saw this on the Model T Forum and just had to show it here! Howard Dennis

This picture was posted online, anyone know what car it started life as? Howard Dennis

stick a fork in me, I'm Done!

Arthur, must be running a VERY watery mixture as I've never needed more than a week to see excellent results. Howard Dennis

Just found this 4 part TV show on YouTube called Salvage Squad who does a lot of various restorations that are amazing. Check out their steam truck: Howard Dennis

Here's some more speedsters having fun: Third Annual International Speedsters Trials And Reunion Bridge Photo 1 Howard Dennis

Would this work? Oil Can Bracket Howard Dennis

George, are these pictures of your motor and transmission? If not let me know and I'll take them down. Howard Dennis

My 1917 Maxwell has a single filament bulb but the light switch has a "Dim" setting that runs it through a resistor. I've also seen period accessory rheostat levers that mounted to the steering column. http://forums.aaca.org/f169/early-lighting-laws-310575.html Howard Dennis

Just a thought but one worth checking. I had the same scenario years ago on my 1965 GT350 Shelby Mustang. Found out the radiator that had passed with flying colors at the local radiator shop was in fact incapable of transfering heat from the tubes to the fins because of it's age, the solder was disconnected from the fins and tubes. See if the fins will move up & down or in & out. Howard Dennis

I succeded in naming my daughter Shelby cause it was my sister-in-laws idea! Howard Dennis

Really sorry to hear that. From 1973-1980 I had 3 Gt350's and a 1966 Sunbeam Tiger that had enjoyed his magic touch. Most fun I've ever had in any automobiles. Howard Dennis

Years ago I and my Dad used to use a heavy wheel bearing grease called BG2 made by Valvoline. It was dark green or brown and very stringy as if it had fibers in it. Does anyone know if this type grease can still be bought and where? Howard Dennis

Dave, saw this for sale on eBay in case you need it!