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Re: WTB 356Ci Block or Replacement Motor
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One other minor difference is that 42-50 used Carter Carburetors rather than Rochester. Carter 531-S with the CarterCarStarter switch.

Posted on: 2020/7/28 18:58
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Re: 47 Custom carpet question.
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BDeB-- Well, this is really embarrassing! I don't know how I missed your response with the attached PDF. So here I am six years late thanking you for your time and effort. I've downloaded your PDF and again... Thanks!

Posted on: 2020/7/23 19:32
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Re: 47 Super Clipper autolite max 4052 starter
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The Max Merritt web site shows a price of $275.00 and a core charge of $225.00.

Posted on: 2020/4/8 19:54
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Re: 41 Horns
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FWIW, my 1941 180 has a triple horn, so they did vary by model.

Posted on: 2020/3/24 11:14
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Re: Synopsis of forces and events leading to '48-'50 styling
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No big deal, but the grill you are using for comparison is the unique grill used only on the 23rd Series Super Eight.

Posted on: 2020/3/23 11:27
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Re: After market A/C
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I distinctly remember one of those installed on the hump of our new 1961 Ford on the way to Las Vegas. In the middle of the Mohave Desert my mother made my father turn it off and open the windows. The interior of the car was like the Deep South in August. They really didn't work (at least the model we had didn't).

Posted on: 2020/1/20 12:10
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Re: Happy New Year's!
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Happy New Year to all!

Posted on: 2019/12/31 14:48
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Re: The End of the Engine Color Controversy
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Quote:

Owen_Dyneto wrote:
That color isn't close to the Packard green so obviously that motor has been repainted.

To my understanding, there is no controversy about engine color for the 23rd series - GREY. There is some controversy about 22nd series 356 engines, most especially those dated in 1947 and concurrent with the continuing production of the 21st series.


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This has been my understanding also. Absolutely no question on the 23rd Series. The only question might be on the spelling of 'Gray' or... 'Grey', guess it depends on how British you are.

Posted on: 2019/12/24 20:09
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Re: 6 volt to 12 volt conversion
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Just be aware that there have been a few reports over the years of 6 volt starters breaking the snout off when the bendix gear slams into the end under the additional speed caused by 12 volts. This may not happen to you but... it has happened.

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Posted on: 2019/11/20 18:24
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Re: 1941 160 356 engine lifter problem
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Had exactly the same problem. The mechanic attempted to twist the stuck hydraulic lifter out of the seat. The result was not nice to see. The top half of the follower broke into pieces. This required pulling the cam to replace the broken follower. Ross' idea of crushing the hydraulic lifter makes good sense.

Posted on: 2019/10/28 19:09
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