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Here is a link to the car that my Dad is trying to sell................ Any interest, please feel free to contact me. http://ebay.us/a0k7cX?cmpnId=5338273189

John, Thank you for your response........After listening to all, I've reached out to Tony and I'll be going back with the relay in the harness. As always, I appreciate everyone's time and input! Regards,

Thank you Bill, I appreciate the help! Regards, sapuckette at g mail dot com

Sorry guys, This is the car that has been sitting since 1954. It runs great, so I'm in the process of re-wiring the car. Unfortunately, the previous owner removed all of the wiring including the relay. I'm n ot sure what happened to it so, I'm looking for one I can use or maybe mount a fuse under the dash. As always , Thanks

I'm looking for a replacement source for the current limiter relay for our 29 Buick. I'm also interested to hear if anyone has rewired a car and replaced the relay with a conventional fuse block. Thanks,

Ryan, You've gotten a lot of input on this subject, so I'll throw in my two cents............Mine was pretty simple ....mounted the frame on two engine stands (with a few modifications) . Rolled into the blast area, then sprayed with a two part epoxy. Results were great..........

An interesting Article on the "Brief History oh Model T Racing" courtesy of "Antique Automobile" Christmas 1959 , Vol. 23, No. 6

Thanks Guys, I appreciate all of the input and help! I have located the metering rod through Vintage Carb. The input and suggestions have been a tremendous help! Thanks for all the support! Stay Safe.........

In desperate need of the metering rod and linkage associated with it. Any help greatly appreciated........

Guys, This is a great car .....fun to drive!

David, Thank you for the kind words.................

It's a great car..........drives great.........just traded up and need to let someone else enjoy it.

It's with mixed emotions that I've decided to sell my Packard. I'm the fourth owner of a beautiful '37' 120C. The car was delivered to Wash DC purportedly purchased by a gentleman who was chauffeur to William Bankhead. Speaker of the House. Most of our generation will recognize his daughter, the actress Tulula Bankhead. The restoration was completed about five years ago with a"body off" restoration. A copy of the photos during the restoration will be provided. For additional photos: https://photos.app.goo.gl/RyHD3AL4PC9qrreT6 Asking $78,500 . For additional info, please feel free to reach out : sapuckette@gmail.com

Congratulations to Ed and Sam! I had the pleasure to see the car up front and close . Ed was very gracious in showing it to me. Truly an unbelievable piece of art!

Thank you Hugh, I wish I had something to inflate☹️

Gents, Thank you so much for the info.............You have confirmed my thoughts that they are indeed measuring 20". I had some previous misinformation that was creating doubt . As an FYI, this is an original car , last driven on the highway in 1954

Gentlemen, Thanks for all the comments..............Al is my Dad and the car is in my garage. We are still looking for a set of rollers. A gentlemen reached out with a set of 19" tires, but I've struggled with trying to determine the size of the tire. If I measured the rim correctly, they are indeed a 20" tire. My concern was I couldn't find any specs that called for a 20" tire in 1929. Any help would be greatly appreciated.......

Still Looking .............................Thanks,

Still looking............... Thanks,

Good Morning Dale, Thank you for looking! Happy Thanksgiving............

Looking for a set of used 600 x 20 tires. I need to move the car around and not wanting to purchasing new ones at this time. Thanks,

I'm looking for an early 1940 block .......the number closer to C500051 the better. Regards

I'm looking for the particular pot piece ( back side of horn button)that's broken in the photo below. Any help would be greatly appreciated Regards,

It is a beautiful car.................

This is one of the most informative posts that I've seen in quite a while. While, I know very little about the cars, I do know when I see one................so, you can imagine how giddy I was, waking down the street and seeing this parked on the corner. This was about 4 years ago.