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I recently inherited my Dad's last completed restoration, a 1925 Superior Coupe'. It's in great shape. It starts and runs fine, after the expected corrections for a vehicle that had been literally on blocks for eight years. It runs for a while, then fuel starves, probably gas tank sediment. So, here's my question:
Where do I find parts, restoration manuals and other support material for the car? I expect to join VCCA immediately. Thanks in advance for your guidance.
---- Dennis Seguine
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Dennis,
Scroll down to vendors and suppliers, click on links and follow your nose until you find a refrence to Gary Wallace. He is in St Louis, MO. He is "The Man" for 4 Cyl stuff and one heck of a nice guy. You should be able to find his phone number and email address. Good Luck and Welcome.
Mike
ml.russell1936@gmail.com
Many miles of happy motoring
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dennis25, click here ...  epi
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Shade Tree Mechanic
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I expect to join VCCA immediately. That is your BEST first step. Keep monitoring and participating in this forum. You'll be fine. Welcome! 
1924 Superior "F" Touring Car
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