Recent content by Gary/WA

CSArno, That would be correct except Lakeview is at the south end of Schoodic.

CSArno, The 1st time I was through DF was mid 50's and I don't recall seeing you. I may have seen your pickup though with slightly less cancer. Family bounced around the area in the 1880's and managed to get a Landing named after them at Schoodic Lake. However all left by following RR work into...

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37 tudor all original, 3.78 rear, 60-65 on hwy. 20 mpg. Around town about 10 mpg.

Max the Maytag repair man of carbs.

Call me. 206-719-7069

Any brake shop that caters to commercial trucks can bond woven linings to your shoes. I've had bonded woven shoes on a 37 for 5 years and wouldn't even think of having rivets due to lack of availability of wide 5 drums. Why risk chewing up a good drum also they are not noisy.

Brake and Clutch Supply in Seattle. On 6th ave just south of Spokane Street. They will do either type of brake material and rivet or bond to shoes. Clutch disks they usually have on hand and they will completely rebuild PP if wanted.

40cpe: x2

This is from normal sitting position in a 37. Hose clamp and a piece of inner tube for a cushy. Piece of cake to install.

I've been running tubeless radials on a 37 for 4 years and have had no problems. The only way to roll.

If you have no knocks ask yourself how many quarts of oil can I buy for $3000-4000. Use MMO it does work. trulyvintage: It's liquid sunshine.

Napa sells GL-1. Should be one in driving range.

storyteller, here is a 37 with the breaklighter. Obviously taken in daylight.

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