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Re: converting a transmission from column shift to floor shift
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thank you
John

Posted on: 2012/8/6 20:09
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converting a transmission from column shift to floor shift
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Question, will a 1937 transmission top plate fit a 1940 r-9 transmission so we can convert the r-9 to a floor shift?
thank You
John Miller

Posted on: 2012/8/5 19:59
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Re: Thanks Flackmaster
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Flackmaster, any luck on finding a luggage rack for our 1940 110?
thanks
John Miller

Posted on: 2012/7/9 19:24
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Re: Hood ornament wings needed
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I do not know if you are interested but see my post of parts to trade of 6-3-12. i have a senior hood ornament pictured.
If it is what you need let's talk.
Thanks
John

Posted on: 2012/6/18 22:44
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Re: OOps I forgot Wrecking yard finds
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Dave, Just call Steve at 559-352-1407 he has piles of fenders sorted by make.
Hope he can help you.
You might try Turners auto wrecking 559-237-0918 ask for Jerry Turner.
John

Posted on: 2012/6/18 22:31
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Re: OOps I forgot Wrecking yard finds
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if you want to try a 51-52 fender try Steve as noted above.
559-352-1407
John

Posted on: 2012/6/16 11:47
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Re: Clock conversion to quartz
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I have to admit that the $400 + jolted my memory, that in the past i have purchased two complete 110 drivetrains. Started looking in old storage boxes and found an original coil. Also found a generator, carburetor and air cleaner among other things. Still have a complete overdrive rearend in the back yard
Cleaned all the contacts and housing, installed the coil and now the car that starts in a 5-8 turns maxim when hot and 1-2 turns when cold.
Also added an insulating gasket between the carb. and the intake manifold.
Kept your instructions for a replacement, just in case.
Thank you for your advice on the coil.
Clock will shortly be on the way for the quartz conversion.
Thank You
John Miller

Posted on: 2012/6/10 21:53
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Clock conversion to quartz
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Thanks to every one for all your help restoring/rebuilding our 110.
New coil works fine.
Now suggestions for converting the clock to quartz?
Reliable shop? Do it myself any source for a kit/parts?
thanks
John

Posted on: 2012/6/9 10:14
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Re: OOps I forgot Wrecking yard finds
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Also have a 1955 clipper drivers side front fender as new.
John

Posted on: 2012/6/7 21:16
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Re: OOps I forgot Wrecking yard finds
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What year and for what model?
The yard has front fenders/chrome for a 1951-?, 200, good condition.
Another yard has front fenders/chrome for a standard 8, 1948-50, fair condition.
Would any of these be of use to you?
John

Posted on: 2012/6/7 20:45
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