Help! Metal Valve Stems

[fourfords]

It's my understanding that they don't make innertubes with Metal Valve Stems anymore.

I have the metal valve stems and associated hardware. I am looking for someone. within driving distance from San Dimas, CA. (L.A./ San Bernardino area)who could take my hardware and remove the rubber stem and attach my metal valve stems.

Thank you!

 

[P.S.]

I have a how-to video in production to show how. If you feel like driving to Calaveras County, I can do them.

 

[1931 flamingo]

I believe COKER used to. They may still drr try Bert's in Denver.

Paul in CT

 

[Gary Karr]

If you feel like bringing them down to San Diego, I can do them for you. I am doing a set today in new rubber stem tubes.

 

[Gary WA]

Or come up to Whidbey Island and I will do them!

 

[old31]

About 2 years ago I bought metal stem tubes from Coker.

 

[Model "A" Fords]

If you feel like driving to Calaveras County, I can do them.

If you feel like bringing them down to San Diego, I can do them for you.

Or come up to Whidbey Island and I will do them!

Paying it forward. Model "A" people are the best!

 

[Gene F]

I don't see them on the Coker site. However, check out the price of tires these days!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[fourfords]

Thanks to all of you!!!!

I just made a deal with Coker for six innertubes with metal valve stems/dust covers for my '29. No back order. In stock! Everyone else seems to not want to carry them any longer. Bought six tires from "Performance Tire" in Long Beach. $106.00 each. Its all good!!

 

[P.S.]

It's my understanding that they don't make innertubes with Metal Valve Stems anymore.

I have the metal valve stems and associated hardware. I am looking for someone. within driving distance from San Dimas, CA. (L.A./ San Bernardino area)who could take my hardware and remove the rubber stem and attach my metal valve stems.

Thank you!

The "How to install metal valve stems" video published this morning- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mfJ1cjRKjVw&feature=youtu.be

 

[Fullraceflathead]

Very informative video made by Paul shinn.

 

[w.michael]

P.S.—Excellent video. What type file are you using? Is that a flat metal file, or a wood rasp, or a special inner tube file?
Paul makes it look so easy!

W. Michael

 

[P.S.]

P.S.—Excellent video. What type file are you using? Is that a flat metal file, or a wood rasp, or a special inner tube file?
Paul makes it look so easy!

W. Michael

The flat side is just regular file like you could use on metal. The top is rounded and raspy. I only use the flat side. They are super easy once you've done about 50 of them.

 

[Brentwood Bob]

Good how to Paul, thanks.