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    Carburetor Identification- Help Needed!

    That's what I figured it was... That is very true. It seems that these did ok based on the different Model T club forums from the link. I didn't see a value though... Thanks, Colin
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    Carburetor Identification- Help Needed!

    Interesting! Do you know anything else about it? Are the numbers of the bowl lid a date?(11-23-15) Any Ideas about what it's worth? I am assuming there are no rebuild kits available Thanks, Colin
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    Carburetor Identification- Help Needed!

    Hey Everyone, I was wondering if anyone could give me some info on what the heck this thing is? All I know is that it is a Model T carb that someone rigged it up to my Ideal model V engine at some point in the past and it is pretty worn out... Here are some pictures...
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    Bendix Brakes Question

    1931 flamingo - I asked my grandpa(I personally don't know a lot about this area, but am learning!) about why he didn't want to just get new drums and he said that drum replacement requires that the original hub(the one that holds the bearings) to be pressed into the new drum. He said that...
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    Bendix Brakes Question

    Interesting! Thanks for the info. We are probably going to do the front brakes only to keep the cost down, so it's good to hear some positive reviews! As for the problems with our current brakes, they are 1947 Ford brakes and the drums have been overcut, we don't think the linings are making...
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    Bendix Brakes Question

    Hi Everyone, I am brand new to the form so please forgive me if I do anything wrong!:) My grandpa owns a 1930 Model A roadster that both he and I enjoy working on and driving! When he restored the car in the early 60's, he upgraded it to hydraulic brakes, however, recently the brakes have...
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