Recent content by Technite73

I am in.

Thanks Jim that’s what I was thinking and was hoping someone had successfully done the modification before I ruined two perfect gauges.

Thanks, they look nice but fitment can be an issue. I hope to hear from someone with an Aristocrat dash that has found a good fit.

I know that the reproduction Rex A Co gauges are too large for this application. Can I remove the light socket to gain enough room for these to work? It looks like the oil gauge may work but the temp gauge is much deeper. Are there any modern available gauges that look good and work?

I have soaked it in Evaporust. It removed all the rust but there is no trace of any markings.

I picked up an old gas cap. It was advertised as an Eaton. There are no Eaton markings on the inside. Did Eaton make them without adding their markings?

Speedway Motors is selling various aluminum windshield frames for early Fords. They sell plain and polished aluminum frames for closed cars. I have a 68B Cabriolet and was wondering if anyone has had any experience. Anyone with a Cabriolet or A400 has been unable to find a chrome replacement...

Here is an original Aristocrat dash with original Dunn gauges. The jewel dash light is another aftermarket accessory.

Can someone tell me what car or tractor uses this Marvel carburetor with the offset flange. It seems to share some Marvel carburetor Model A parts like the float, needle and seat and possibly the main jet.

I see you have very nice matching carpeted floor mats. Did you make these up yourself or were you able to buy them from a supplier?

Thank you.

Wow, I was not expecting that. Crazy pricing. Thanks

Thank you, excellent work.

Hey Y-Blockhead, I love the 4 inch extension you added to the Mitchell Overdrive. Is that something you fabricated or does Mitchell offer it? If you fabricated it can you specifify the materials used and fabrication done? Thanks, Ron

Thanks to The Geezer for his decal work my Marvel carburetor looks almost like a new carburetor.