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Where did your friend purchase the storage container?

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Soft bonded, or hard bonded?

FYI You can get molded brake lining in soft molded, and hard molded. In my experience the soft molded has worked great with mechanical brakes and cast iron drums. I did have a set of brake shoes that were incorrectly lined with hard molded lining arched to cast iron drums and the result was poor...

The problem with a brass float is that with the tanks full the float will hit the top of the tank and make a nice little tapping noise.

Go to the MAFCA website and look at the "A" OF THE DAY and send your photo to the webmaster. Below is the link to the MAFCA website. https://www.mafca.com/index.html

Here is a link to information of The Yellowstone Trail Across Washington State http://craigmagnuson.com/yellowstone.htm

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Here is a photo of the Kari-Keen Karrier trunk

I acquired a 1931 160B 20 plus years ago with an original top. When I acquired the vehicle the top had some cracks and leaks. I have used Dupont Thickote top dressing and sealed the top and have no leaks. This is a product from the 40's and 50's and can be found at swap meets and on e-bay. See...

On top of it all the switch is the cheap reproduction that does not have the brass bushings for the shaft to ride on!!! JUNK!!!

Engine should be fine. When you install the engine and add oil, remove the distributor and pour 1 quart of oil down the hole, this will put oil in the dipper tray so when you start the engine there will be oil for the rods.

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all of the above and new brake shoes

FWIW I did a brake job a number of years ago on my 1931 S/W Town Sedan 160B and was not able to get any effective braking. I had new cast iron drums trued, and bonded lining on used shoes arched to the drum. After much time and frustration I learned that the brake shop that did the lining on my...

Not that I am aware of, even if they did I do not think there would be much interest as the cast iron drums improve braking due the improved heat dissipation you get from the cast iron brake drums.

Here is a photo of a steel drum and a cast iron drum, with a red circle over the difference. The steel drum has a rolled edge and the cast iron drum has a solid edge.

Two of our longest trips are below, and the mileage below is just the to and back mileage not including any local driving at the venue or side trips. Port Orchard WA to Calgary, BC 747 one way, 1494 miles round trip. Three days going and two days return, 506 miles on the last day from...

Here is a photo of some hood supports that a member of our club fabricated. Just rotate the clip up to support the open hood, and rotate the clip down when you close the hood. I like them because you do not bang your head on the supports that bolt on the radiator support rods.