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Upholstery - Interiors & Glass
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Re: price of upholstery
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RichK
3 minutes 10 seconds ago
Not to pile on, but capitalization, punctuation and spell check are not overrated.
Translation.
My 36 has original upholstery. I know the material from Hampton Coach is going to be very costly, but I was wondering how much migh
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1933-36
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Mechanical - Engine, Trans, etc
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Re: 6 Cylinder Head casting number
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Chev Nut
Today at 03:16 PM
Chevrolet used some 3837xxx numbers in 1955. The part numbers were rapidly being replace with later numbers after that. I have looked at 1954 and 1957 books (including history in 1957) and find no such casting number....could it be a Canadian head?
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1937-42
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Re: ORIGINAL STYLE FLOOR MATS?
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JAR41
Today at 02:38 PM
When I restored my '41 Coupe I ordered a complete upholstry kit from Hampton Coach. I don't remember if the front mat (taupe color) was part of the kit or separate. The mat fit great and looks real good. Like Gene said it is rubber with carpet insert
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1937-42
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Re: brake shoe adjusting
by
Coachhill
Today at 01:06 PM
I have, but please don't call me Shirley! Many years ago on a British car I remembered to put the drain plug back in but I managed to "secure" the oil filter canister (replaceable filter element) with it cocked off to one side. The results were
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1929-32
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Re: 1932 Air Filter Maintenance
by
RGwiz
Today at 12:21 PM
If you check the Filling Station online you might find replacement elements for the top part and also sceening for the sides. Seem to me it's better that playing with gas or other solvents that can damage the environment or your health.
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PARTS - For Sale
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Passing or Driving Light Service Recommendation
by
mike41
Today at 11:09 AM
FYI:
I had the opportunity to meet and do business with a great guy, Jim Wallace.
Jim sells, repairs and has parts for Super Ray Passing or Driving Lights for 1930's - 1940's Chevrolet/GM and other makes of cars.
Jim
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1955-57
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VIN search
by
TC57210
Today at 10:32 AM
Hey all, I'm new here, so go easy on me. I'm trying to search for a VIN for my '57 model 210 that was stolen in Rhode Island, but have been hitting a wall with the 17 digit minimum, 1981 and newer model car thing. Can anyone suggest a way to do
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1946-48
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Re: Timing
by
johnny48
Today at 07:52 AM
Thank you, I'll give it a shot
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Mechanical - Engine, Trans, etc
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Re: Oil Consumption in '37 - 216
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Chev Nut
Today at 07:28 AM
The rod and main bearings are adjusted by removing shims. They are between the cap and the rod (or block). The proper way to adjust the rod bearings on a 1937 is to remove shims untill the rod can not be tapped (with a small hammer) back and forth (e
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1937-42
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Re: Starting '38 Chevy 1
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TaylorD
Today at 07:24 AM
OK. I will try those things this evening. It's hot out and the previous owner didn't realize that Chevy chose gray, not black, as the engine block paint so you could see what you were doing.
So basically, I will hold the wire closer to th
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General Discussions
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1929-32
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Mechanical - Engine, Trans, etc
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Re: King Pin Replacement
by
RichK
Today at 06:10 AM
Gentlemen,
Yes indeed, I am having a good time with this car. It is a low tech vehicle and most of the time I have the skill to do the work necessary. This site has been an absolute gold mine for information and encouragement. I feel lu
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1933-36
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Re: water pump
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MattD
Yesterday at 08:58 PM
There is another major difference between `35 and `36 water pumps related to the engine block. The `35's and older require a round backing plate that slips into recess grooves before installing the pump. This back plate acts as a flat surface next to
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1949-54
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Re: Charging problems
by
Chev Nut
Yesterday at 08:00 PM
The adjustments set the charging rate only. If its not working either the contacts are dirty or there is a problem and replacement is necessary.
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1912-1928
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Re: 1928 chevy National ab
by
davidbaldwin
Yesterday at 07:44 PM
Thanks Bill! I haven't had a chance to examine that website at depth yet (been to busy reading on this one!) So much to learn. I am so glad I found this forum.
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1929-32
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Re: 31 - 32 Headlite Reflectors
by
n2chev
Yesterday at 07:06 PM
Blue 50 Convert--I got mine from Gary Wallace and had to send him my old ones. Give him a call @ 314-293-1991 or e-mail chev4cyl@charter.net
hoppy
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1933-36
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33 truck single action shock absorbers
by
33_chevy_truck
Yesterday at 06:02 PM
Your recomendations please regarding where to obtain rebuilt or new single-action shock absorbers for a 1933 truck. I am in San Diego, CA. area. Thank you,
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1933-36
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Re: Speedometer Cable or Guage
by
easy money
Yesterday at 06:01 PM
I had some work on my speedometer and guages done by Bob,s Speedometer who is in Michigan. Thanks. I know the answer if I could just think of it!
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1937-42
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Re: Removing Steering Wheel
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p.k.
Yesterday at 05:45 PM
Ralph : Where did you get the wheel restored ? Was is it done to your satisfaction ? I have a 39 master deluxe and looking for a place to get my steering wheel restored. Thanks
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PARTS - Wanted
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1941 Master Deluxe Door check links
by
Mike Buller
Yesterday at 05:17 PM
The neighbor's 2 door 41 Master deluxe is missing the door check links. This has damaged his fenders and doors. Chevy of the 40's shows a rectangular check link that is screwed on instead of the traditional metal strap that retracks into the front do
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Chevy Trucks
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V-8 vin numbers for 1955 3100 truck
by
cvg99
Yesterday at 03:19 PM
I have been investigating what the prefix V looked like on the door post vin plate on trucks which came with a V-8 engine. I have seen V's which look like the other vin numbers which are nice and neat and also V's which appear to be hand stamped late
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Chevy Trucks
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Re: Looking for information
by
AntiqueMechanic
Yesterday at 03:13 PM
I suspect that you are at the correct forum to obtain answers to your questions. Give us a chance with your first 4 or 5 questions.
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1971-83
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Re: es12a freon
by
AntiqueMechanic
Yesterday at 03:10 PM
I have performed the same exercise as Chev Nut has recommended with excellent results. However, if the fan motor is out of the car, and a new replacement is available, I would go that route.
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