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  1. J

    Radiator Splash Pan

    No, wood blocks are installed on the hood shelves. Playing with it further, it seems obvious that the radiator splash pan mounts below the top flange of the frame rail but I have to fight it some more to get holes to line up. Jack
  2. J

    Radiator Splash Pan

    I've had the radiator out of my '28 to replace the water pump and at the same time did some painting of the front fenders and miscellaneous black sheet metal pieces. When I removed the side pieces where the hood latches are mounted along with the radiator splash pan, the splash pan was mounted...
  3. J

    Early 1928 Brakes

    Thanks for the pics! This gives me what I need and I'll try Bert's tomorrow. Best, Jack
  4. J

    Early 1928 Brakes

    Hi All! New member and new owner of an early '28 Roadster - Apr/May manufacture I believe. E-brake lever mounted on left frame and segmented brake cross shaft that does not utilize shaft bushings on the outer ends. No independent e-brake shoes. I would like to keep the original setup and I...
  5. J

    Early brakes questions!!

    Just came across this older post about the early 28 braking system. I have recently purchased an early 28 coupe with the e-brake lever on the left, and the segmented cross shaft that does not utilize the sleeve bearings but rather just has the cross shafts retained within the frame brackets. I...
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