db1926

Model A vendors sell them along with a punch and anvil to set the rivets. Try Snyders Antique auto parts.

Yes, from Landoll Antique auto trim. Not sure if he is still advertising in the DBC News but I have address and phone # at home. Will post when I find it. I bought from him a little over a year ago.

If it has a single unit starter/generator then it is 12V, pos ground. If it has a separate starter and generator, then it is 6 V, pos ground. The change was made from 12 V to 6 V during the 1926 model year.

The prefix m would indicate that it is a Victory Six.

Just wondering what kind of lub people use in the universal joints on the 4 cylinder and early 6 cylinder cars. The owner's manual specifically says not to use cup grease. Thanks, BC.

Is anyone knowledgable about 1939 - 1942 Dodge pick-ups. I am looking for information such as serial numbers to identify when a truck was built, standard equipment, colors, vehicle specs, etc. If there is a place where I can find this kind of data, I would appreciate it. Thanks