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WAS ALL OIL CANS SUPPLIED IN THE TOOL KITS????? IS THERE DOCUMENTATION ON THE DIFFERENT ONES FOR WHICH YEAR THEY WERE USED>> ON THE EARLY CHEVS THAT HAD THE TOOL KIT UNDER THE SEAT, WHAT KIND OF OIL CAN WAS USED AS TO KEEP THE OIL FROM RUNNING OUT, BECAUSE THE OIL CAN WOULD HAVE TO LAY DOWN???? :confused: :confused: :confused: :confused: :confused: :confused:
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Donald, If you are serious about an authenic oil can for your car,Gary Wallace sells one and also the holder that bolts on the firewall, Chipper has one. What I need is one of those Marvel Mystery Oil kits that injects MMO into the engine thru a hookup to a vacuum line, JYD so you have a New in the box one you will sell?
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The oil can is part number 344600 and cost 10 cents in 1935, fits 1929-35.
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The ole dog is right again. But he didn't go far enough. When Chevrolet began to oil the valve train with oil from the engine they no longer needed a oil can to be mounted on the firewall. There was a need to oil the starter, generator, water pump bushing, etc. so an oil can was still included in the tools. The can was not on the firewall and was going to be stored in the tool well under the seat. If it was one of the round cans with open nozzle end it would leak and make a mess. So they supplied a can with a cap. No not the machine gun can supplied to US military but similar.
I will post a picture if I can figure out how to do it. I will first need to take a picture on one. Stay tuned.
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Chipper, the best pictures I have found are those on Ebay, so if you find one on Ebay I will post it for you, I will email you the step by step proceedure if you wish. I also need to talk to you about something else too. But not today. MrsMack has the car loaded and is yelling" Come on , or we will be late again!"
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Cool! But..........you have the wrong oil can. The correct oil can from the U.S. Army has a socket on it. The one that you purchased was used on International Harvesters! :( :( :( :( :(
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Fellas, This is my attempt to get photos of the 29-37 Chevrolet oil can so they are viewable. See if you can guess which is the correct can? To view two photos of oilcans Visit my online photo album called: "Oilcans" @ http://www.picturetrail.com/chevychip/1248448
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According to old Donald, neither one of them is correct because the two oil cans featured do not have sockets on top! :eek: :eek: :eek: :( :( :( Nice photos Chipper Dipper, and thanks for posting them for us!
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CHIPPER DIPPER, IT APPEARS TO ME THAT THE UPPER LEFT OIL CAN IS THE MILITARY ONE LIKE THE ONES I JUST PURCHASED???? :) :)
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