Recent content by russcochiolo

I found the wrapped chrome wheel somewhere? I searched and found directions on line somewhere and then went to Amazon and got the 1/4" cotton line. I practiced a little and then started on my wheel. Patience is the name of the game! When it's all done and I'm happy with the wrap, I'll post...

American Bantam

[/SIZE]/Users/williamcochiolo/Desktop/IMG_3967.jpeg This photo was taken in 2018 during the anniversary of Fresno, CA reenacting the first Air Mail delivery at Chandler Field.

My '31 boot has no snaps on the package tray. The boot is held by snaps on the boot itself on both sides and the leather straps that go through the footman loops on the header. The top is up and the car still has the Christmas lights from Saturdays parade. I can get you a photo of the boot...

Thank you.....at 82 I'm still learning.

Here's mine with tops and bottoms of all three lit up. 6 volt led's from a forgotten post. I'm going to try a momentary flasher on the 3rd light next like I've seen on motorcycles.

Rik, My 32/36 DGV has a primary main of 155, the secondary is 165; the primary air is 170, the secondary is 180; and the primary idle is 50, the secondary is 70. My roadster seems happy with these. The engine is .080 over; has a "touring cam" from previous owner (I have no information); a 6 to...

Jim, thanks for posting Jack's video. Jack, what an idea to get youngsters involved! I'm going to take your idea to our club. Imitation is the best form of compliment.

In case this doesn't work the length is about 16".

These are the two left out. I hope that this works...I may have screwed up!

1930artdeco Here are three photos showing the measurements. I first made the upright following the curve of the 6.50 x 15 tire, then shaped the curved part to match and then welded them together. The material was from the scrap pile. The 4th shows the backside and the cheap belts and the last...

Here is my solution.

Me too!

One of our members had Mitchell do up an under drive and now he can keep up with the stockers in the hills. In the "olden days" one of the Sierra Chapter members did up a kit that resulted in 40% of the members going with Pintos. We are sometimes called the "Pinto Club"! I don't think there...

Loved the video.