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Manuel, Best of luck finding any of that. I have been told that GM sealer ,as we knew it ,is no longer made. Regards Gary

Graham, the spare grille I have and the grille on my '35 Roadster has the same finish un polished chrome. Regards,Gary

Dan, you can delete the above post. I think it's way past my bed time.

G'Day Dan, Email me your phone number and I will get some photos to you in the morning. Regards, Gary

G'Day Voycey, I have just looked at the chassis number on my 35 Roadster and it is next to the steering box. Regards, Gary

Hey Merc man, it's very obvious you haven't been a good boy

G'Day mate, For what it's worth, I had .120" over drums on my Roadster with mechanical brakes and it never had a solid pedal.Plus as the drums got hotter the pedal got worse. I have been lucky to find four NOS drums for my rebuild. Regards, Gary PS, Have a great Christmas and...

It was on my birthday in 1963 that my dad said that we were going to pick up a Henry for my 11th birthday. What year is it dad ? '35 was the answer. Hope it's a coupe I kept saying to myself on the drive to a farm 80 miles south of us. After the 30 Australian pounds (approx $20 USD )changed...

The right hand bolt is missing in the top log

Tim, Pm message sent.

Australia also has the 4 rod system on the rear. I know that Zimbabwe, and I guess other countries in Africa, has the same set up. The 2 brake rod supports in good condition are very hard to find. I'm in the market for a pair if anyone has them.

Trevor, that paddle steamer was out of the port of Echuca about 300kms up stream of us in Mildura. A local Mildura houseboat builder had the job to float it onto the trailer. I'ts great to see that it has made it that far.

Rockfla, Is the grille laid back a bit on the Cabriolet and the crank handle hole had to be modified to line up with crankshaft dog?. Gary

Woops what the hell happened there ????????

G'Day Granny, As Tinker has said a narrow, shallow grove won't worry you a lot. The percentage of lost surface on a 10" plate is zip. I'ts a shame you are at the other end of the state as we machine all sorts of flywheels daily. I'm sure that you can find a good machine shop...

G'Day Granny, As Tinker has said a narrow, shallow grove won't worry you a lot. The percentage of lost surface on a 10" plate is zip. I'ts a shame you are at the other end of the state as we machine all sorts of flywheels daily. I'm sure that you can find a good machine shop...

G'Day Granny, As Tinker has said a narrow,shallow grove won't worry you a lot. The percentage of lost surface on a 10" plate is zip. I'ts a shame you are at the other end of the state as we machine all sorts of flywheels daily. I'm sure that you can find a good machine shop...

G'Day Granny, As Tinker has said a narrow,shallow grove won't worry a lot. The percentage of lost surface on a 10" plate is zip.I'ts a shame you are at the other end of the state as we machine all sorts of flywheels daily. I'm sure that you can find a good machine shop in...

I believe that tooling would also fit a Repco 100 portable boring bar that was made here in Australia. I'm not sure if it was made under license to Van Norman but the parts interchange.

G'Day Deuce, The bumper bar on the unrestored car one seems to have the correct ends for '35 and the restored car looks more like a'36 bar with more angled ends. Also did some European cars have the horns fitted under the bonnet not external below the headlights?