If this is a race application, the Braje sumps are usually run without a gasket. The idea is to make the lower end more rigid, and a cork gasket interferes with this. Use a silicone sealer on the

Standard gaskets for a cast-iron engine work fine for the valve cover and side plates, I assume the pan gaskets works also but never owned one of those to try.

where can I pick up the cork gaskets for the Braje valve cover, water jackets, and oil pan? Through Braje himself or does the venters reproduce these? Thanks

It's pretty cool to see the devices of the Era. I have kept looking and I really have not found that exact product. I bet there is a part number on the top. I see more text stamped on the top but, it

Hey Gabriel, thanks for the magazine clip on the filter. I just found myself paging up to the top, and spending an hour scanning through a 91 year Popular Science magazine.

No..Ford 1939 and back.. Crosley trans pic attached

Cuno Engineering Corporation. I found some info related to it. Something similar is called the Cuno Auto-Klean Filter. Interesting, Cuno is still

From the photos this looks like an electromagnetic device to filter any metal particles out of the oil?

More photos

I talked to Mr. Brajevitch and he said they have not had any for a very long time. Very nice man! Well worth a try though! Thanks: Dennis

I asked for more pictures and information. He said he would take some detail pictures of the filter and "The inside of the filter has very fine vane that intertwines with rotating vanes that seem to

Does the shaft spin and is it a centrifugal type of oil filter? I think some really fancy cars had centrifugal oil filters. Dave

Doesn't look like any that I have seen.

Nope, way big. Maybe Ford. Crosley is a T-92

Looks like a cast iin bell housing. It is advertised as Crosley..

Very interesting. I would like to see better pictures of the "filter". How does it break down? It kind of looks like the re-enforced part of the pan was used as a pass through for tubing.

I assume this is aftermarket but I have never ran across one. A fellow sent me the following pictures asking for info. We are assuming it is some kind of oil filter. It came off the side of the pan

Hey all, Here is a listing for a 48 Wagon. I checked it out and the body is in really good condition. Frame looked straight. It's a basic model. Cast bock and Carter Carb. 6" brakes. Runs per owner

thanks jim found a76

They have been trying to sell that Super Sports with the trunk cut out on ebay for months.