Here a Corbin that had water in it for a while. It cleaned up but I had to replace a few partsAttachment 10298
Here a Corbin that had water in it for a while. It cleaned up but I had to replace a few partsAttachment 10298
I have a gorgeous head... but no cable or gears to put a speedo on my '31 DL. Can you help me with the non-head parts?
Cheers,
Sirhr
PS Amazing pictures. Nice to see someone with the 'guts' to get into the guts of these thing.
Yes, I can help you with getting non-head parts. I make the cables, $200, ready to put on. Length is 30 1/2". It take a 92 tooth road gear, $200. Then you need the rear gear bracket and a right angle drive with fiber gear. $350. You may also need the head bracket. I am not sure which fits a DL.
Even gorgeous head have been setting for 50 years, they can be rusty inside, they can have no grease.
Hello Terry super job on the speedo cable for my early servi car.Also the 1 knuckle-pan key switches. again thank you
Take a look at these DL speedometer parts. IMG_4915.jpgIMG_4908.jpgIMG_4909.jpgIMG_4910.jpgIMG_4912.jpg
New Corbin tool. This is the best way I have found to take a hard to take off a stuck adaptor. IMG_3248.jpgIMG_3249.jpgIMG_3250.jpgIMG_3251.jpg
I have on of those Ford monkey wrenches that I use quite frequently. Some tools just never get old.
Eric Smith
AMCA #886
This wrench is the one that is used on train air line connectors.
These are pictures of the tool that I made to repair the dial plate. Works good for me. IMG_5331.JPGIMG_5325.jpgIMG_5326.jpgIMG_5327.jpgIMG_5328.jpg