Mark Shaw

Probably not in your lifetime if you only drive it to shows.

Holds up the hood.

Nope.

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I have Asthma & have used corn starch for years with no issues.

Just got home from this great tour with 75 pre-1916 automobiles. Go to the HCCA Facebook page to see lots of photos and videos.

I have multiple sets of feeler gauges. Only one set is used for checking tappets while running because the thickness of the feelers will be changed slightly after being pounded by running tappets.

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What is the actual difference in cost for AM?

Nope. Just a box somebody made for a specific purpose.

I have had three of my cars painted by MAACO. They have also done only the fenders on one of my older cars because I painted the wood body with single state Acrylic Enamel Marine Paint.

Actually, most will get a run at steep hills at full throttle and eventually reduce spark advance to prevent the engine from pounding when the engine slows to a lower RPM range. However, in many cases, I will get stuck behind another vehicle with different shift points (like a Model T) that will require me to down-shift. Down-shifting on a steep hill in my 13 Buick, usually means starting over in first gear.

It is the same on my 1913 Model 31 and 1915 Model C25. Most of those I tour with use their cut-outs primarily for climbing hills.

1915 Model C-25 Speedster. I built it like a teenager would modify the family car in the early 20's. Below is what I had to start with....

I use Red Kote tank sealer.

Also be advised that the HCCA Convention and National Tour in Visalia CA is still a go!

The only issue would be to make it fit through the firewall grommets.

SUN Distributor Tester Engine Analyzer w/ Flathead Attachment & Cart &Extra Bank (on eBay). Find an old shop or car collector with one of these.

My 1931 Master Parts Book pg. 126 Section 3.601 lists (last two listed): 1252989 - 1931-2 Series 50 1259695 - 1932 - Series 80-90

I suggest you borrow or rent a trailer. Another local club member with a trailer might help if you just ask and pay for gas.

Capable of 40-45, but comfortable at 35-40 mph.

Looks right to me as long as it is heavy lube (SAE 250 or 600wt depending on what scale you use).

Are you suggesting that year to year judging may be inconsistent? Well, slap my face and call me silly!