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Long time here, so though I'd post an update. Rebuilt LB engine is coming along! Getting close to first startup. Verstuurd vanaf mijn SM-S931B met Tapatalk

Anyone have pictures of the trunk lid seal on a Sedan? We tried to install a new one, but are not sure if we installed correctly. Should the lip of the seal sit behind the trunk lid, or between lid and body? Although the latter doesn't make much sense I guess... Thx. Dennis Verstuurd vanaf...

Ah, to be clear: Steering wheel is left, we drive on the right side of the road.�� About horse transport: they're usually transported in Cargo planes and accompanied by 1 or 2 persons that take care for them during the flight. They're in accessable boxes on the main deck. I used...

👍 Left side driver. Dennis

Thanks. On our '36 the driver's side was actually worse.

We hoped it was a '36, but it's not. I did some googling, but can't seem to figure out what year it is. Anyone an idea? Dennis

Thanks everyone. The car didn't have a radio, no idea if it had at some point or if it was taken out.

Working on a '36. We installed a new fuel tank and saw that the original fuel sending unit had a condenser. We can't find any info In the geeen bible or whatsoever if that was stock. Any info here? Thanks. Dennis

https://youtu.be/JiRN6M3mOvY?si=W6IcXHRnwsoKXvQ4 Might be a bit hard to see, but at some positions the needle can be seen unsteady. Verstuurd vanaf mijn SM-S931B met Tapatalk

Thanks everyone. I did open up the sending unit. Took the mechanism out and sanded the points. I hooked it up to the original gauge and the indications were off. I adjusted it with the toothed wheel in the sending unit and in general the indications are ok now. Only thing is the slight...

Is there anyone here who is running the original heating coil type fuel sending unit and gauge? Just wanted to know if it's normal for the needle to wobble a bit around it's position... Dennis Verstuurd vanaf mijn SM-S931B met Tapatalk

I found this thread while testing an original '40 sending unit and gauge. I opened up the sending unit, took the mechanism out and cleaned the points. I read about the principle behind it, still can't quite understand it, but seems I got the unit going. Also adjusted it by the small toothed...

Thank again everyone for all the info and pictures![emoji847] Great help. Verstuurd vanaf mijn SM-S931B met Tapatalk

Thanks a lot guys...great info! We're gonna give it a try. Yeah, finding a NOS bearing was like finding a treasure.[emoji51] Dennis Verstuurd vanaf mijn SM-S931B met Tapatalk

Thanks. Yeah, we were thinking the same. Making some tool with a large thread and washers and stuff. I suppose the bearing would just stay in place after getting it there... Verstuurd vanaf mijn SM-S931B met Tapatalk

We're at the point of installing a new center driveshaft bearing on a '40. Trying to get a tool together to install it. Is it correct though that the grease fitting should protrude into the hole in the rubber from the bearing? Something about the thread holding the bearing in place? That...

Anyone in the LA area who is selling 2 good used rear axle shaft for '39 till '41? Should have good splines (16 each) and thread. Thanks. Dennis Verstuurd vanaf mijn SM-S931B met Tapatalk

Hi Gary, Yeah, I'm in Miami every now and then. That does sound good. I'm limited what I can take home to Europe though. The idea is to buy a car in Hershey and use it as a shipping 'container' for the large parts. Steering box, axle shafts, etc. Dennis Verstuurd vanaf mijn SM-S931B met...

We'll be visiting the Hershey swap meet in October and are looking for some parts. Just want to check in advance if anyone has the following parts and can take them to Hershey: - '37-'39 steering box - good used 1940 swaybar swivels (2) - 2 good used rear axle shafts for a 1940. Should fit...

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