Sorry David but you need to refresh my memory. My 74 year old brain is not what it used to be. Jerry

I think the lever Denny is talking about is for the hydraulic pump, a cast part. I have made the high/lo and in/out levers for the transfer case. Have one set left. Dale

While going thru some old files from my working career, found this calendar that one of my suppliers had given me back in 2011. The September car was a yellow '48 station wagon. Says the owner is/was

Ok, I get it. Had to look up PEMDAS. It's not how I was taught many years ago. But I guess it shows my decades. Thank You for setting me straight.

Thank you!

Hello, I gave up my old website as it got too expensive. I have the it forwared to my other site now. It can still be seen at www.foamydog.com Just scrow to the bottom of the page to see photos of hol

It is most common for electric pumps to pressurize for US cars with much bigger motors thus more fuel. British cars use about 3# pressure and probably would work. I do stock these if interested.

David, It's common enough that I had the same thing happen a few months ago. I hope some mechanical brake experts will offer up a better solution. I jacked up all 4 corners and found the offending bra

Hi Steve, Yes I think you are right. Thanks Steve

I have an extra Crosley heavy duty crankcase. But it needs to be line bored. I had the bearing caps pinned and just never got around to having the machining done (locally it’s hard to find someone who

I’m also in need of a heavy duty crankcase with strapped mains if anyone is sitting on a stockpile lol

Yes. I bought them both and a couple other odds and ends. Tobby is a fantastic guy!

And, thanks to you guys I found the engine parts I wanted. Jim

Not sure what you were trying to do that didn’t work, but posting a message is the proper way to post an ad. You can include photos as attachments to the message. I encourage people to post ads listin

Andy, I always do, on my restorations. Cheap and easy. .................Jim.

Hi Jim, Thanks. I don't know why I didn't think of trying another search engine. I have internet explorer and it didn't want to open at home laptop or work computer. Read your message and tried the go

Thanks Jeff, I found a dual carb manifold from Ed Limke in SD. Carbs and all. He also sold me an exhaust manifold to match. .....................Thanks all you guys, Jim.

Yes, that small O-Ring replaces the packing gland. Butch

Hi, I started on rebuilding a Tillotson DY9. I have several for parts and was able to remove 2 idle tubes. One was slightly bent but I think it will work. Does anyone have a few of these for sale? If

The AACA has invited us to be part of their show in Auburn on July 3rd. Plans are for a large Flea Market (possibly a couple days) and an AACA show on Saturday. Entrants will have the option of a Cros