Re: Don’s 1937 (120) 138CD Deluxe Touring Limo
Posted by Don B On 2023/10/9 21:31:03
This post is a little wordy
The fuel sending unit marked by Max Merritt as being for a 115C does in fact, fit my tank. I’m still not sure when or where the tank may have been replaced, but what I have works and is in great condition, so on to the next thing.
We just got home from Hershey. The short summary is this:
1. We met a lot of great people and made many new friends. This alone, made the trip to Hershey well worth it. I’ll be back next year!
2. I found nearly everything on my list that I was looking for. Not everything, but close….Instrument/reading light switch, headlight socket, hand brake spring, batter trunk hinges, correct trumpets for my horns…and tonight due to Item 1, the elusive air cleaner.
3. I made contacts that will certainly be helpful for parts in the future…go back to item 1.
4. I found some great literature for the car…including a couple of items from antique stores…one in Hershey, and another great antiques store in Lancaster on our way to Philadelphia.
I’ve already started the refurbishment on the horns…just about ready for primer.
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The fuel sending unit marked by Max Merritt as being for a 115C does in fact, fit my tank. I’m still not sure when or where the tank may have been replaced, but what I have works and is in great condition, so on to the next thing.
We just got home from Hershey. The short summary is this:
1. We met a lot of great people and made many new friends. This alone, made the trip to Hershey well worth it. I’ll be back next year!
2. I found nearly everything on my list that I was looking for. Not everything, but close….Instrument/reading light switch, headlight socket, hand brake spring, batter trunk hinges, correct trumpets for my horns…and tonight due to Item 1, the elusive air cleaner.
3. I made contacts that will certainly be helpful for parts in the future…go back to item 1.
4. I found some great literature for the car…including a couple of items from antique stores…one in Hershey, and another great antiques store in Lancaster on our way to Philadelphia.
I’ve already started the refurbishment on the horns…just about ready for primer.
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IMG_8254.jpeg (728.46 KB)
IMG_8277.jpeg (275.33 KB)
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