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Here is my Winfield cast iron head that I got from Todd a few years ago. winfield_17.jpg

John Bradley was at the Waterbury, VT meet this past weekend. He brought a Deluxe Phaeton for sale that needed a full restoration.

If you have an original head on the car, this is a good time to replace the cylinder head with a new high compression head. Then you can just bust up the original head with a sledge hammer to get the distributor out. A bit brutal but....

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Stop the trolling.

Call the hotel. It is a very large hotel with plenty of room. The Long Island club always puts on a great meet.

The OD works in 1st, 2nd or 3rd. It is best to install a reverse lockout switch to prevent damaging the unit. You should never leave the OD engaged when backing up in reverse. Your 6 or 12V is wired to a solenoid that is an integral part of the overdrive unit. You can change gears "on the...

That is my 1930 Coupe "Thelma" in the picture. It's now been almost 18 years since we installed that unit. That's past MAFCA president Doug Linden in the picture. He has one of these overdrives in his Fordor sedan. I cannot tell you anything about how the unit was modified for use in the...

No, the "bottom line" is every state is different. NC seems like one of the more difficult places to register an antique vehicle. YMMV

Giddy up! winfield_02.jpg

In the one review of the product, the reviewer indicates the hole in the terminal is for a 6/32 stud. I don't know if that's the stud size is on the Model A points. 100 pcs. should be a lifetime supply.

This might be what you are looking for. https://www.amazon.com/16-14-Flag-Ring-Terminals-Stud/dp/B00NV6RNAA/ref=sr_1_4?crid=21GJJFV1JOK3O&keywords=90+degree+ring+terminal+flag&qid=1656329402&s=industrial&sprefix=90+degree+ring+terminal+flag%2Cindustrial%2C76&sr=1-4

I run mine at 40psi also. The ride felt a little "greasy" at 35psi.

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My Laycock overdrives all function fine on 6 volts. Are you saying that you hooked a 6V battery charger up and tried it that way?

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I just had that problem last month. I had the starter in and out a few times. I also removed the Bendix and checked that. Checked the starter switch also and that seemed OK. It ended up being a bad cable from the negative terminal of the battery to the starter switch. The connection inside...

I have an engine that was rebuilt by Richard (Rick) Knight back when he was still doing that work and it is a terrific, great running engine. He had a very good reputation as an engine rebuilder "back in the day." YMMV

You should talk to this guy: Tebo Barn His name is Ryan and he lives in New Hampshire.