oldodge41
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Very nice, Thanks!....................Tim
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A couple more photos to share from the weekend.
oldodge41 replied to Mark D's topic in P15-D24 Forum
Simply beautiful...................Tim -
We have the Carlisle swap meets and the Hershey meet that always have some Mopar stuff. Not near as much as the other brands though. The most productive for me has been the Chryslers at Carlisle meet that is all Mopar. The majority is muscle car stuff but I have found old flathead era stuff there as well. At least it is all Mopar.
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When my Dad had his '48 Chrysler coupe he always told me he wished it had a "Highlander" interior. He described it to me and I thought I liked his burgundy color better until I saw this. Now I know what he meant. That is a beautiful combination.................Tim
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I like them on others cars. If I had a car with one I wouldn't take it off, but I wouldn't invest much to obtain one either.............Tim.
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Joe, over the years my ammeter has done that a couple times, usually after it has sat for an extended time. Each time a couple "taps" on the generator with a brass hammer has settled it right down. I suspect my brushes hang up a little and the taps loosen them up.................Tim
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Who needs seats? Vroom vroom sounds can be made at any stage of a project........Tim
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Looking good Joe, I think that is going to turn out great. That piece polished up real nice...............Tim
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Congrats on the purchase. Stick around here, there are folks willing and able to answer just about any questions you may have. Welcome to the forum.......Tim
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Best wishes for a safe journey.
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OOh LA LA! That is one sexy car!
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Hey Tim Adams, New term for you. Not a restoration
oldodge41 replied to greg g's topic in P15-D24 Forum
A Ford won the race but the pace car was a Plymouth in 1965! I believe that was Fords first 500 win too..............Tim
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That is a cool site. I love a good jigsaw puzzle............Tim
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That is a great and well deserved grin for sure..............Tim
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How about your point gap and ignition timing? They can cause rpm related issues.
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Looks good. Keep it up.
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When I replaced the 218 in my '41 with a 230 from a '48 the temp gauge bulb from the '41 was too large for the hole in the '48 head. I used the '41 head on the '48 block because of this. I did have an aftermarket gauge that worked on the '48 head but the original would not................Tim
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A word on safety. Always wear eye protection when blowing out the passages with carb cleaner or compressed air. It won't always come out where you expect it to. That stuff in your eyes will ruin you day..............Tim
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Joe, I, for one, am glad you decided to just paint without adding any weight. I was getting all confused trying to convert pounds of glass to pounds of potato's. Not to mention the new math required to figure out the sixteen ounces per pound of glass stuff. ::cool::D
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Congratulations Carl! Nice car. Nice co-pilot too...........Tim
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Good progress. Keep it up and you will be driving in no time...........Tim
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I believe to check your gear ratio on an open (non posi-traction) rear differential, you jack up one rear wheel and rotate it two complete revolutions while counting drive-shaft revolutions. About 4 revolutions is probably a 4.10 and about 3.5 revolutions is probably a 3.54 etc.. On a sure grip, posi-traction, or locked type differential you raise both wheels and rotate the wheel one revolution while counting drive-shaft revolutions. That is the info I found while making my rear swap and it seemed to work well..............Tim
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Looks like he is reading road conditions and feels they will be "RUFF"!........Tim
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OT - Drive a 1930 Model A to work for 365 days
oldodge41 replied to desoto1939's topic in P15-D24 Forum
I have been following along on the "365 days of A". It is a nice quick read every couple days. -
Carl, try opening the air bleeders and pushing the brake cylinder pistons further into their bore. They may be holding the shoes out if the old lining was worn thin and the pistons have been extended for a long period of time. If the pistons are stuck out you may have to rebuild or replace them while you are at it. I have always bled from furthest to nearest the MC also..............Tim
