bruffsup
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I was thinking an early truck . Lenses are marked Bausch and Lombe Rochester
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Any ideas?
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Any ideas?
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"Scalded monkey" mascot by Sandoz.
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I have collected these over the decades
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MAYBE MY ALL TIME FAVOURITE MAGAZINE ! HERE IS WHAT I AM LOOKING FOR. I HAVE MANY DUPLICATES IN MY COLLECTION TO TRADE OR SELL
I AM LOCATED NEAR KINGSTON ONTARIO CANADA SHIPPING IS NOT A PROBLEM
VETERAN AND VINTAGE MAGAZINE ISSUES NEEDED
VOL 2 #8. APRIL 1958
VOL.12 #12 ASUGUST 1968
VOL 13 #7 MARCH 1969
VOL 18#4 DECEMBER 1973
VOL 18 #5 JANUARY 1974
VOL 18#11 JULY 1974
VOL 19 #12 AUGUST 1975
VOL 20 #1 SEPTEMBER 1975
VOL 20#2 OCTOBER 1975
VOL 20 #’s 4,5,6
Vol 22 #6
Vol 23 #’s 1,10,11
Veteran and Vintage Indexes also needed
Numbers 1,2,3,4,9,18 and up
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Lower pump is SOLD and shipped. Rest still available. Plenty more parts for an assortment of makes still in the barn! Thanks !
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In other words they work well !!
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TES ! It's still here email me at bruffsup@yahoo.com
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No mounting hardware. $1500
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It's still decorating my shop and available
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Dave?
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great line up . Is that a JAP engine in the Morgan? Ewan Cameron build? Most likely I suspect. The only Blackburn one I saw was at Sammy Miller's museum. Of course he told me that the Blackburn was the best !
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Good to hear all is well in the old country. I came across a small reference to Chalmers in one of a very interesting series of articles on the life of the famous Detroit car collector Barney Pollard. featured in the AACA magazine 2012/13 Maybe you have already heard of him and read the articles. Here is a bit. Cheers, Barry
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Very nice !
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That coupe is gorgeous.
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Hi Andy, Your spare Chalmers engine rebuild looks superb. What mods did the pistons require? I have a large stash of early pistons including many cast iron all NOS.
Probably scrap metal only as most go with aluminum replacements these days. I recall that one can run much closer clearances with iron but probably not a worthwhile endeavour. Looks like a very nice lathe, Gratziano? Harrison? just curious as I am in the market for a bigger newer unit . Over here one of the favourites in the Hardinge, I think they have or had a UK factory as well as headquarters not far from here in New York. I am also getting a lot of shop work done on my 1926 Brough and 1980 XR 750 Harley projects. I abandoned the Lagonda project after completing the chassis restoration as the bodywork etc was too intimidating for me. The chap who bought it lives in London and has a saloon 2 serial numbers from the one I had ! It went to the best possible home.
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that's a 5 year old post! Do you think he is still looking?
WANTED: Packard 8 cyl. Distributor
in HCCA General Discussion
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Yes I know this is a 19 year old post but I do have such a distributor stamped "5260" ! I am in Canada and it is for sale