Curti

Yes, I have it !

Yes, I do.

There are two 11's in the club roster.

Don Axelrod 35 Timson St, Lynn , MA 01902-1824 781-598-0523 Headlight guy

This is truly the case of the tail waging the dog.

I found one at Englishparts.com Thanks for the help fellas .

OK, thanks fellas, I'll check it out !!

The battery is 6 Volt measures 7 x 7 x 9 deep. There has to be hundreds of Austin Bantam cars mfg between 1930 and 1941 out there. What are they doing ??

A/B is short for Austin or Bantam

Good thought, but it is too big.

The A/B batteries are roughly 7 x 7 x 8.5 deep.

Does anyone know where I can buy a battery for an American Austin ( Maybe Bantam ) I tried NAPA and Batteries + with no luck.

34-36 heads do not interchange with 31-32 heads I am unsure about 1933.

Possibly Chevrolet truck, 1 ton & up

Minnesota plates were three years in one 1915, 1916, 1917

The engine is not mine, I took the pix off the ACD website.

This engine looks to be late '30s to '40s. Can anyone ID it?

All is correct except the font is 1/2 inch. The frame number is 1000 less than the cowl tag

Looks like a 33 Chevy hood ornament.

If it is an old reproduction grill made in South America in the 60's - 70's It won't fit . Basically junk.

Victor mouse traps with the yellow plastic bait platform. I use a sanding wheel to polish the the side of of the wire that contacts the bait platform. Push the peanut butter into the holes of bait platform. If you sand/polish the rod too much, you won't be able to set the trap . This is a HAIR trigger. There will be no stolen bait. I put the traps outside around the buildings when the weather is mild. Occasionally I would loose a trap, due to larger critters stealing the baited trap. This is rectified with a small chain and weight connected to the trap. I get hundreds a year. I do live in the country. ALWAYS place the traps close to the outside walls .

Note, this post was started in 2004

Try Don : Don Axelrod 35 Timson St, Lynn , MA 01902-1824 781-598-0523 Headlight guy headlights hdlthqtrs@aol.com

Are you the person that I sent a picture an price to on the ACD Site? If not I have one.

Some where on this site there is a 10 minute (or so) video of cars going down Sunset Blvd. in the late 30's. Only one car, a Rolls early in the video had white walls.