Dandy Dave

Oh H--l, Why wait??? Nominate him now.. He may not be a super wrench, but he sure is a good sport and always willing to share information on anything Buick. And quite a pilosipher I might add. Dandy Dave!

Welcome Aboard Matey. Looks like you fell into some neat iron. Take warning that many of us on here are not "Right " as Wayne would say. But most of us offer good and sound advice in the automotive world. Glad you have decided to take the adventure. :cool: Dandy Dave!

Bump....Last day. Bid away.. Dandy Dave!

And that's the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth. Some of the smartest people I know never went on to a "High Education" Will my old Dodge now become an orphan? Dandy Dave!

Well, I do have that reputation for making old and tired stuff run, both near, and far.... If I could send you a magic pill to mechanical understanding, I would Thriller. Dandy Dave!

Yeah, That's it... Dandy Dave!

Given the fancy old houses that I have been in, I would not be supprised if these were also used on old time plasterboard and lath that had a radious. Also seen in churches that are well over 100 years old. Dandy Dave!

There was a Stewart Truck company. Look here, http://http://auto.howstuffworks.com/1935-1936-stewart-panel-and-dump-truck.htm Dandy Dave!

Send that engine and frame number to Dave Corbin... He will pin it down. Dandy Dave!

Dog-gone good ride. ..... Dandy Dave!

Yeah, the faster you drive, the more wind you get..... I've pulled stuff like this out of the weeds before and had it running in no time. You never know whats in that can of worms until you look. Dandy Dave!

Ever notice how Crosleys draw those type.... LOL... Dandy Dave!

Wwwaaiiitt ffoooorrrr meeeeee............Dandy Dave!

Maybe we are not Laughing at him, but gigling with him...there is a difference. Some of us can laugh at ourselves and still like it. Dandy Dave!

It's more like my repair outfit..... I'll have to search for that Tire Tube Repair thread.... why did you miss it Moepar....:confused: Dandy Dave!Well, here is the thread that lead up to it...http://http://forums.aaca.org/f169/its-car-related-really-265924.html

It is hard to tell the out line of the radiator shell, but I believe that it may be a Stoddard Dayton which had a very distinct design. Dandy Dave!

If the reed is in it, and in working order, it will honk, if you blow though it. Neat find from the brass auto era. What is it worth? ebay will determine that. Dandy Dave!

Yes, Post Pictures. Dandy Dave!

My thought was for a heater also. My mind escapes me for the name of the round gas ones? Summer Air, or something like that. Dandy Dave!

Bump....Only three days left to bid on the books. Dandy Dave!

Oh, take me back to a day of road side garages, and stops where the julk box was 3 plays for a dime. To the art deco designed motel that decorated the Great American Roadside. A cup of cofee for a dime, and gas was ten for a dollar. I've been searching for a place like that for many years, but I have never came upon it. Seems to me that It all changed after Ike..... So they say. Dandy Dave!

LOL Ohhh yeahhhh. I'm famous! At least those other dudes are not wearing an Elvis suit..... Dandy Dave!

Roger, That is why they make lap tops! Dandy Dave!

My vote is he was looking for parts for a Rat Rod. Dandy Dave!

I remember looking at a very early Franklin many years ago that was at the Gaylordsville Garage, in Gaylordsville, Connecticut back in the early to mid 70's. I thought it was a very cool car and it was for sale at the time, but I was just a poor young country bumkin. Big Al's Toy Box is right next door to the old garage building which has been empty for some time now. Dandy Dave!