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#258497 10/22/12 01:03 AM
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I have been looking for a hand crank starter for my 1926 chevy. Would anyone have a picture of what I am looking for so I have an idea? I have also been told that they are shorter lengths than the 28's and later because the hoods were longer. Does anyone know if that is true? Thanks for any help.

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yes they are shorter, mine (1927) is 100 miles away or I would send pic but I see them on ebay often for about 25-30 bucks
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Thats ok. Thanks anyway. Ya I have seen a few on there, but I just didn't know which one is for my car. Usually when they post it they write something like "Model a t chevy ford dodge 24' 27' 31' reo". So I am always afraid to buy one because it might be for a ford or something.

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Leroy..there used to be a man in Lake Jackson, Texas who mad new handcranks. Perhaps someone on the forum would remember his name...

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That would be "Chipper". He is a regular on this site.

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I have made them in the past and can do some more if I get another stick of 3/4 cold rolled rod.


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Thats ok. I would rather find an original one because the car is all original. I don't need to use it, just thought it would be neat to have one in the car. I think it would be more complete. Do the chevy cranks have the lug nut socket on the handle or is that for a different car?

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The handle does not have a lug nut socket. The handle has a cover that does not turn when the crank is used.


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the cranks works great! its fun to start the car with it in front of surprised people.
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