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Niel Hoback

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  1. Niel Hoback
    So ugly that they're cute. Good little cars.
  2. Niel Hoback
    They do feel like they are disconnected through almost all of their travel. I think he's confused.
  3. Niel Hoback
    Wow! I call that perfect.
  4. Niel Hoback
    Love those doggies !!
  5. Niel Hoback
    The selector lever will rotate a long way, but you will only feel resistance at the end of its travel. When you think it's at its max travel, push it harder and you will feel it pushing against a spring. This is it's only useful travel. When the selector lever just touches the spring resistance, the shift link rod should be in neutral. Adjust the linkage to connect to the the column lever with both levers in neutral. Then when you pull back on the column lever the selector lever will move to the first/reverse position. When you let go of the column lever, the selector lever will spring back to second/high position.
  6. Niel Hoback
    Swap the hi and lo beam wires at the junction block.
  7. Niel Hoback
    But it works. 10mm = 3/8 by the same margin. I use what I can reach without crawling out from under.
  8. Niel Hoback
    Indeed, the panel is flat on the ends. The center hump is perfectly straight vertically. Any vertical curve is damage.
  9. Niel Hoback
    I just looked at mine and the is no curve in the vertical sides that meet the fenders nor any curve in the center, top to bottom. If yours are curved, they need to be straightened.
  10. Niel Hoback
    13mm=1/2"
  11. Niel Hoback
    Put the cap on a tail pipe expander and make it a bit bigger.
  12. Niel Hoback
    Tiny wee little funnel.
  13. Niel Hoback
    Correction, Pontiac/Oldsmobile.
  14. Niel Hoback
    The ribs on the head are a little Packard-like.
  15. Niel Hoback
    Excellent. That's the best answer I've ever gotten. Thank you.
  16. Niel Hoback
    I need to know what part of the water pump is being lubricated by the coolant. The coolant cannot reach the bearings without destroying them. So, what is the lubricant for?
  17. Niel Hoback
    Those are great pictures ! Thanks for posting.
  18. Niel Hoback
    My avatar is my other toy. A 1976 Wartburg 353 deluxe. One of seven know in this country, one of three not in museums. Powered by a three cylinder, two cycle, water-cooled engine, makes about fifty hp. from .998 l. Four speed trans, column shifted, freewheeling on all speeds. Curb wt. 1998 lbs, moves about quite smartly. Dual system disc brakes in front, rear drums proportion adjusted by vehicle load.
  19. Niel Hoback
    They ain't rare! I got one here, too.
  20. Niel Hoback
    Allstates made by Armstrong.
  21. Niel Hoback
    We have a guy around here selling far wood.
  22. Niel Hoback

    no fuel

    Niel Hoback replied to jgreg53's topic in P15-D24 Forum

    A serious fire hazard. Plastic fuel line is unsuitable for use on anything bigger than a weed whacker.
  23. Niel Hoback
    That's a beauty, all right.
  24. Niel Hoback
    Did you see that grin? OD-ing on fun.
  25. Niel Hoback
    All two door Rolls Royce have had front opening doors for about eight years, or more.
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