Sharon and David	gas gauges	#1
Quite a regular	Does anyone have a dash hydrostatic gas gauge in working order lying about? Also, how does one get to the gas tank unit? Both items for 1931 833 roadster. Thanks Posted on: 2014/10/8 12:38

Sharon and David	31 dash	#2
Quite a regular	anyone have a small chrome amp gauge bezel that's in good shape for a 31 833 dash? (Will also fit oil/temp gauges) Posted on: 2014/9/24 7:25

Sharon and David	Re: step plates	#3
Quite a regular	Wow, If only. I'd also like a 19" metal spare tire cover, are there any out there? Posted on: 2014/7/7 21:08

Sharon and David	Re: step plates	#4
Quite a regular	One other question.. how do I find assessory site? I don't see one. Posted on: 2014/7/7 16:07

Sharon and David	Re: step plates	#5
Quite a regular	Thanks Tim. Posted on: 2014/7/7 15:32

Sharon and David	step plates	#6
Quite a regular	Is there a source for running board step plates? I understand that Yeska was a source but see that he died at 96 yrs old. Would like a set for my '31 Posted on: 2014/7/6 21:09

Sharon and David	Re: license plate	#7
Quite a regular	Thanks Dell. What's it like? Posted on: 2014/5/28 16:48

Sharon and David	license plate	#8
Quite a regular	Our 31 doesn't have a bracket or any sign of a previous one. Where does one mount a front license plate? Posted on: 2014/5/26 13:08

Sharon and David	Re: 31 gas gauge	#9
Quite a regular	Thank you all for your posts. I'll let you all know how or what I'm doing as I follow your leads. Have you heard about or used a product called "Muggy weld"? They advertise as to welding pot metal with low temp rod. Dave Posted on: 2014/4/29 21:13

Sharon and David	Re: 31 gas gauge	#10
Quite a regular	No, this isn't a seperate part. This is part of the ENTIRE windshield frame where the glass frame pivots. Posted on: 2014/4/29 14:44