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ok so im new to this site. im only 20 but im working on a 1922 i know noithing about it, its my girl friends dads. is there any place i can shop for information or get a phone number of a shop that specializes in old chevys, all i can find is ford stuff
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Hi scherm, Welcome to the Chevy Chatter. You have come to the correct place to gather information on you 1922 490 project. For starters, you need to go to eBay and purchase an Owner's Manual, repair manual and a parts book. Those can be purchased in reprints that do not cost too much. After you have looked things over, then return here with your specific questions. No question is stupid. You will get a serious response. While this is all going on, look at the engine block, head and any data plates and report that information here and we will identify what you have. Again, WELCOME!  
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Hello and Welcome to the 490s world!
We are just checking who has "a stock of" cone clutch leather and rivets for a 1922/490, may be ready glued together, if possible?. Who can supply our guy in Scotland and soon? :love:
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Contact Bob Knaak at bobknaak@hotmail.com. He relined the clutch on my 1914 Royal Mail Roadster. He did a great job and it works perfectly.
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Thanks. I will transfer the information to Scotland. 
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John MacMillan in Scotland has already got a positive reply from Bob Knaak. Help already on the way, folks! May be I will buy a reserve cone leather for my 1916.
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Do you have any idea of the cost? as I might buy one for my Amesbury
Thanks
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I am not quite sure but think he wants $ 50 + postage for the leather needed and making one. Ask him. 
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I sent an email to
bobknaak@hotmail.com.
and it came back as "undeliverable" can anyone please advise me if this address is the righ one?
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I think you have written the "dot" at the end also. Her is the adress again: bobknaak@hotmail.com Try without the dot. 
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