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Why 12V? 6V works well. I have made the upgrades to 6V LED headlight bulbs and 6V LED Taillights (very bright lights) mainly for safety and visibility. I still operate a 6V Generator. Its work is easier with the LED lights

Miles since new in 1930 1930 Canadian Roadster - 62,566 1930 Original US Town Sedan - 30,323

I agree it was scary Timing cover is being put back on today. Out of sight - out of mind Sitting in my chair watching the snow that is coming down - expecting 6 inches today Glad I have an enclosed breeze way to go to my heated garage (28 ft X 40 ft)

Great information Plunk Thanks Interesting thing is that I never noticed this "hole" in the block for my 1930 Canadian Roadster when the motor was overhauled in 2012 (Canadian engine)

Thanks for all the great responses Makes sense

Thanks for the feedback I thought so, but the hole looks really crappy and rough edges, like something foreign punched it out.

I recently removed the side panel from my Town Sedan motor and discovered what looks like a hole in the side of the block from the valves area to the crankshaft fiber gear. Hole size is about 2" X 1.5" in size. Edges are ragged. Picture is attached. Is this normal? Or did something at one...

Follow-up: Side panel was removed - no sludge found Found about 1/4" or so of sludge in the oil pan which was cleaned up after the baffle was removed Ordered a new oil pump screen

No Thermostat Never measured fuel mileage. Only put 1,900 mile on it since I got it in 2009. I do know short trips does not help Thank-you for all the comments so far.

Just for your information, Canadian Model A 1930 - 31 did not come with a patent plate on the firewall. 1928's had a patent plate and it was sometime in 1929 it was dropped. Information is available in the "Canadian Model A" Section in the Judging Standards.

I am currently cleaning out some sludge in the oil pan for my Town Sedan. I have been using Pennzoil 5W30 oil. Last oil change showed that I had sludge in the oil pan. I range from 23 to 230 miles per year on this car. I usually change oil once per year. I am thinking of switching to Mobil...

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Does anything know if MARC has or will do the same for the 2020 Oshkosh Meet

One also needs to remember that the cowl paint was not "rubbed" or polished out like the exterior body was. (JS Area 14: Paint & Stripping - page 14-1, Paint Quality) A good example of this effect is shown in the picture at the top of Page 1-9 in Area 1 - Engine Compartment

Thanks Bob: - for the information on the campgrounds. I will check them out. I was aware of the Detroit Greenfield campground but not the other Thanks Joe B: Thanks for the directions from the Greenfield Campground to Dearborn - that makes it easier. Any traveling I do from the campground...

Thanks Joe I know of a couple of private ones which are 35+ miles from Dearborn. Exploring all options Jim

I would like to go to the 2019 MARC Dearborn Meet. This would be a first tine for a meet in Dearborn I would be coming down from Northern Ontario, Canada with my truck/camper and car trailer with my original 1930 Town Sedan for Fine Point Original Judging. What are the camping options for...

It will usually spill out (drain) when you go around corners

Tinbasher - #14 Dixie Upholsteries Inc in Kitchener, Ontario has 12-24 Robertson Head Countersunk head bolts for the Floorboard. I got some from him at the Fall Barrie Auto Flea Market Website is www.dixies.ca Address: 92 Harber Ave, Kitchener, ON N2C 1Z2 Phone: (519) 748-1648...

A few years ago with my 1930 Roadster I was having some issues running at highway speed and acceleration where the car was cutting out, like I had problems with fuel starvation. Once I got the car warmed up after startup and running well, I usually ran with the spark lever fully down. One day...