Recent content by 32wetzel

This morning I drove down the end of my street to "Delcoline Auto Parts" here in Essex, MD. I showed the guy the U1901 part number and told him what it was. He said "Oh Boy". Then he got on his computer and said "Here it is". He asked me how many I wanted and I asked him the price. He said $5.46...

I bought my restored one from Mark Saunders. They are not cheap, but they are very heavy. Email; mark@paramountd.com www.paramountd.com He replaces the old capacitors and the rubber pulley and more. This guy knows his stuff. When I was young every garage in town had one of these, now days...

Years ago when you took that long walk up to the White Field at Hershey there was Dick Spadaro the first guy you saw when you walked through the gate. I saw him many times at the NSRA shows at York. He is a very helpful man. Keep him in your prayers. Ron Wetzel

I bought a RR-2 cam and lifer Kit from him in 1961 for my 301 Chevy engine. The price was $269.00 for the cam, roller lifters, short push rods, valve springs, and ultra rev kit, in cluding shipping. If he is 90 1/2 years old now in 1961 he would have been 39.5 and I was 19 years old. Time sure...

Hi Zaemo, On October 8, 2000 I went to the AACA Fall Swap Meet at Hershey, Pa. I ran across a vendor by the name Rudolf Faltermeier from Spartenburg, South Carolina. He had several '32 Ford Dual -Temp gauges on display. I bought on for $250.00. You won't find one on ebay for a price like that...

Hi Bill, I have one just like yours that I found on Ebay a couple of years ago. Mine also has CANCO stamped on the bottom. Yours appears to be in a little better shape than mine.I have the one for the Model "T" and this one. I have never seen the one that has the V-8 emblem on it, have you?

Go to your local hobby shop to find a tubing cutter to use on the small 1/8" tubing. That's where I bought mine. Home Depot and Lowes won't have one for tubing that small.