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Thanks Paul. Good information.

Because they generally rode motorcycles and the cars were for special assignments and inclement weather.

Three weeks for a mild acid attacking the radiator lead soldered seams seem like a lot of time to me. I'd hate to weaken the solder.

I bought some of the bad bearings before I knew about them and put them in a type 39 ******. 300 miles later I pulled the ****** and put the better ones in. The bad bearings were still in tact, but they definitely are not up to speed when compared to the better bearings. Too much work to take a...

I would agree. That diode will have a very small leak (draw) even when brand new. When it goes you will see a big draw.

In a roundabout way. Dad had a '29 Tudor that I rode in as a kid and would drive when he was gone and I thought I could get away with it. It was very faded blue. I remember him cutting the deal on it when it was in his parent's neighbor's chicken coupe. There was an old girls fat wheel bike in...

This is correct!

Great work!

Great information and you guys have the BEST carb parts!

Not a police matter. This is civil. I thought you were some law professor in a past life.

Nice roadster. Arizona is a great place to enjoy an open car!

This is the truth!

We always do a tour on Black Friday.

Agree.

Spray oven cleaner seems to work well too.

I just got in. You using a VPN with a foreign location?

Paul wrote: OK, took the video down. The video where I am supporting Terry (that everyone seems to have missed) from June remains up.

Well this went south pretty quickly. I don't come here often, except to see what stangeness gets posted by a Canadian entrepreneur with a two car museum. But this caught my eye. I saw Paul Shinn's video. I was left wondering if 1) this is an isolated issue and 2) if the measurements were being...

Bingo!

Join MAFCA and hunt down a local club. Very helpful.