Recent content by stevenc

Charles, I agree, either black oxide or gun blue will give the correct finish. In order to maintain the finish a light spray and wipe over with a soft cloth with a product called Lanotec (available in Australia, I am unsure as to wether you can get it state side) which is a lanolin based...

My 1930 roadster (presumably Canadian built and assembled in Australia)has the mounting holes on both sides. The firewall and fuel tank are pressed but not cut out for L.H.D. configuration as well. Cheers Steve............

I have just brought a set from Snyders for $20.83 each,as i couldnt get them here in Aus, they do fit well and look really trick. Hassel free deal and they were here in under a week.

I have a N.O.S. 1930 steel radiator shell, and still has original part number on one side and never been fitted to a vehicle. The crank hole cover is stainless, unpainted and the rivet is raven finished. Hope this helps

Brian, Many thanks for your input. Steve

John, Point taken and duly noted, thanks very much for your feedback. Steve

Thanks again Pat. Looks like the choise is easy..........look for a good original

Pat, I have not seen one out here in Australia, all I can go on is pictures and there is nothing like seeing something like that first hand. Many thanks. Steve....

I have heard some horror stories out there with regard to the fit and finish. Has any one had any experience or purchased one? Interested in getting some feed back. Steve......