Earl B.

Willie, I carried the starter to a starter/generator repair shop. He bench tested it and it ran great.

Well, I got the starter off the car and tested it....works like a charm. Where can I get the rubber piece on the end of the solenoid? What do I check next????? thanks to all, Earl

Bob, I looked for my shop manual but could not find it. I picked up another one on ebay Hopefully I can check the starter and solenoid on Saturday or Sunday.

I know I don't know things, but have enough sense to ask before I goof something up---What, where is the S terminal.

How do I test the solenoid? How do I test the starter? I have it off the car.

Beemon, I've been under the car. I only got a spark and nothing else.

Bob, How can I tell if the motor is seized up?

On my 1955 Roadmaster, It sat a while-- like 5 months-- and when I went to start it, the starter sort of growled or grunted, but no more. I figured the battery was dead, so charged it, or at least tried to, and it would not charge. So-- new battery--same noise. I jumped the battery post on the solenoid to the other one and got only a spark, no noise at all. Any help would be appreciated, Earl B.

Can anyone post pictures of the door and window handles? A friend has 2-3 different styles in his car and mine are packed away, and no idea where they are. thank you, Earl

A friend needs a windshield crank for his1929 LaSalle coupe. Thanks, Earl

Any help is appreciated... Make, Model, year. Thank you all for your help, Earl.

I'd say the rifle is a 22 and the car is a 1924-25 Packard 226 sedan.

My father turned the car over once... Makes me wonder even moreso if it is my grandfather's car.

If anyone can identify these cars and year made, I'd certainly appreciate it. The picture was taken in 1934. The cars look to be about 10 years older to me. The third car looks like my grandfather's 1922 StudebakerSpecial Six, but, I may be wrong. thanks to all who can help, Earl B.

Anyone have any ideas as to make and year of this sightseeing bus? Taken in New York City in 1912-1913.

The photograph this car is from was taken in 1912. I'm pretty sure the car is earlier. Anyone have any ideas on the make of the car and the year of manufacture? Many thanks,Earl

James, David Thibeault found many parts for my car, a 1922 Special Six. Maybe he can help you. Earl Dave & Janet Thibeault 13 Nick Lane Maynard, MA 01754 978-897-3158

Mine was born in Kansas City, Kansas and was a spring car.

Well, believe it or not, I'm working on the Roady some. Some friends helped me get the bent up hood off as well as the old hinges and springs... well, the springs are ok... just not the hinges... The springs are painted redish... I think they may have been Cherokee red. Nothing else under there is red, so, I'm wondering if this is original? If it was a spray bomb job, someone sure was neat and NO overspray, and that's why I'm wondering if it's original. HELP..... and I'll thank you in advance for the help! Earl

Contact Matt wndsofchng06@gmail.com He has a Roadmaster four door parts car. Four door and 2 door are not the same size.

Try this email to DuPont. They have been very helpful with older paint colors. Auto-Ref.Color@usa.dupont.com

My friend Ron is trying to remove his steering wheel. I took mine off years ago and can't remember how I did it. Can anyone tell me how to remove the steering wheel? Many thanks, Earl

My friend Ron is trying to remove his steering wheel. I took mine off years ago and can't remember how I did it. Can anyone tell me how to remove the steering wheel? Many thanks, Earl

Fireball, thank you very much I've called my friend and told him about allcads. Many thanks, Earl

My friend couldn't believe that anyone could come up with the answer to the car question. I'll call him later today and let him know I had two car friends who came up with the answers. Thank you both very much!!!