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Cast iron Mike can fix it. Cast Iron Repair Specialists 16129 Smokey Point Blvd, Ste A, Marysville, WA 98271 360-657-7660

I am sorry to say it was Ron Carey, a great loss to his family, friends and the car hobby.

This right hand drive chassis was just found. Engine has cast iron crankcase. Sorry for poor quality photos. I do not know any more about it. Thanks for looking.

"Cruise a comfortable 65mph" You are going to need something bigger than 40hp.

They are actually a Vega with a different engine.

I am looking for one or more of these early shocks. Thanks Dave

Layden, First year or two Cadillac was American Ball Bearing, I believe; same as early Mercer. I know Fred buys every one he can find.

It has been identified as a Standard Roller Bearing axle of about 1911. I belongs to a friend and I think he wants $750.00 for it.

This axle has 25" Goodyear quick detachable wheels. What is it? Thanks.

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I am looking for either of these two axles. They are both right hand drive for 2" springs. They are 30" center to center on spring pads and the top of the axle yoke where the thrust bearing goes is 2 1/4" in diameter. Thanks, Dave.

The muffler is the key. This car has the 1907-08 muffler. Has step plate, no running board so it is a 1907.

Any idea what this came from?

If it is a Model 79 then it's a 1914. Model number is stamped on top of the right front spring pocket of frame. What body style is it?

I have a 1916 Crane Simplex that is like what you are looking for, email me if interested. Davelongstreth@q.com Thanks Dave

I understand that all the automobile "junk" at Reynolds has been scraped. It would interesting to know when these photos were taken. Dave

The car is now in Waverly New York. Dave

I got 7750.00 for it and he paid about 1700.00 to ship it. Dave

Go to EBay # 110627504946 to see the car. Dave

Yes, he saw the photos. Dave

I just sold a guy a 1923 centerdoor sedan. He had it shipped across the country. When he recieved it he called to tell me he was very upset and what I sent was not a centerdoor. He claims he has owned two of them before and they only have one door on the right. What is this guy talking about?? Dave

These are the wide series 25" rims, they are 4 1/2" wide on the rim and fellows are 3 1/8" wide. I could use fellows only if you have them. Thanks Dave

I just noticed on the photos your chassis has the engine sub frame, I do not have this on either of mine. If you are interested in selling this chassis let me know. Dave Longstreth

It is a 1910-11 Mitchell Model S. Serial nimber will be on top of center cross member, should start with S. This will tell you what year it is. I have two of these chassis. Unfortunatly the engines and trans for these are impossible.