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#182631 09/05/10 06:46 PM
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Hello all.I am new to this site and also new to antique cars.I just purchased a 1933 Chevy Master 5 window coupe.It is in very good condition(older resto),and I'm having an absolute blast working on and driving it! I can't believe I waited this long to have this much fun.I'm impressed with the wealth of knowledge I find on this site,and it has been very informative to read the posts.Keep up the good work on this site,it's a pleasure to read!

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Mike33 #182634 09/05/10 07:22 PM
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Welcome Mike33,

We are glad you have chosen us and we are glad to have you. Just because you are new doesn't mean that you can't jump in at any time and help solve problems that are posted here.

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Mike33 #182648 09/05/10 09:27 PM
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Hello Mike,

Welcome aboard. I also have a 1933 5WD Coupe. I've had every nut, bolt, screw and a few rivets off and back on during the 47 years I've owned it. If you have more questions, this site has the people with the knowledge to solve any problems you may run in to.

Roger

IMFALCO #182702 09/06/10 11:04 AM
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Thanks Roger. I just got back from a little ride this morning and found the packing in my water pump is leaking.I know what my next job is!

Mike33 #182708 09/06/10 11:30 AM
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Mike - maybe you just need to add some grease via the grease cup and give the packing nut a turn. Try that first. Roger

IMFALCO #183504 09/13/10 04:44 PM
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You were right!Added some grease to the cup and gave it a few turns,no leak.I have ordered new packing,as the packing nut appears to be adjusted as much as possible.I drove the car to my first show this past weekend with no problems! I'm loving this old car!!!!!


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