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Hello Looking for a good set of axles for a '36 coupe. Please call (562)619-5750 if you've got some. Thank you, Rob

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Stumped the Barn ???? Noooooooo.....

I have continued doing some looking on the internet and still haven't seen any without the nubs. It has also stumped a couple folks I know who are very knowledgable about the early V8's. Richard Crow. Thanks, good info about the 36 horn rod. Ken CT, not sure yet about the horn. Light...

Mr. Crow.....Thank you, this is the information I was looking for. I have to agree, it looks better than the others. Will be pwefect for my '36. Thank you !!!

Has anyone seen one of these banjo wheels without the little ears or button shaped risers that are usually above and below the horn button?? Made for out-of-counrty models? Early re-pop? It is definitely very old, and has a tapered keyway. I dig it, it's going on my '36, but I'm curious...

Not sure if the threads want to be oiled or dry when torque-ing, or if that is even a factor, but it seems like that may affect it. Maybe someone here has better information on this.

Might try C.W.Moss in Orange, CA. (714) 639-3083 Great place, great people.

Unfortunately.... The chicken dinners aren't the same as we remember. I had one a couple years ago trying to re-live something good. It was horrible.

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I believe this goes on the right side. No Cracks or chips. Nice. PM me Thanks.

2 fronts, 2 rears Taken off of my 39 pickup build which was a nice truck when I started. They seem to work, they have resistance, are not stuck, and I hear oil squishing around inside when I move the levers. $150 bucks PM me or call (562) 619-5750

Serial numbers start with 87H Lower casting number is 78-7006-17 Shifts from gear to gear smoothly and nicely with a postitve detent feel to it. Trans came from a running '48 pickup and was mated to a really nice late V8 flathead which I just put into my '36 coupe. Super clean inside First...