Good Day/Bad Day at the 'Ol Dealership

[commando1]

Don't see a flexible radiator hose. It's unmolested.

EDIT
Unfortunately, it's a SB radiator, I think...
Tag readers, what say you.

 

[300rag]

Is that a Cochrane car? If so, it is all original.

 

[Dobalovr]

Is that a Cochrane car? If so, it is all original.

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Yup its a local car. Larry Whiteley's Lady owns it. Her first husband passed and now Larry is the Man looking after this rare machine.

 

[300rag]

I thought that was Brenda's car. She also has an old 53ish Fargo.

 

[Dobalovr]

Took her for a spin what a machine. Runs great and feels tight, Well cared for car. Going to be smiling all day now! Some more car ****

 

[Dobalovr]

Don't see a flexible radiator hose. It's unmolested.

EDIT
Unfortunately, it's a SB radiator, I think...
Tag readers, what say you.


It is a TNT car with 26 on the fender tag no A/C so methinks it is the correct rad

 

[Dobalovr]

It is a TNT car with 26 on the fender tag no A/C so methinks it is the correct rad

 

[300rag]

Don't see a flexible radiator hose. It's unmolested.

EDIT
Unfortunately, it's a SB radiator, I think...
Tag readers, what say you.

If you knew Walter, the original owner, you would know that there were no shortcut or make-do things done to this car. He was one proud papa.

 

[Dobalovr]

If you knew Walter, the original owner, you would know that there were no shortcut or make-do things done to this car. He was one proud papa.

It shows. The car is in great shape and purrs like a kitten. The exhaust has been modified and I think I even saw cutouts underneath but all in all a great car to have come by on a grey day.

 

[CanCritter]

Took her for a spin what a machine. Runs great and feels tight, Well cared for car. Going to be smiling all day now! Some more car ****
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did ya leave the keys in it?????

 

[300rag]

did ya leave the keys in it?????

Only when they go for gas.

 

[3C's & a D?]

Nice Charger! It looks good next to the 300. How is it treating you?

 

[WorkerBee]

This Charger was built to stop & go.........power disc brakes and a performance axle package(3:55 SG & 26" rad)........nice!!!

 

[Dobalovr]

did ya leave the keys in it?????

Haha very funny lol. BTW we found the Jeep yesterday.....burnt
Pictures to follow

 

[Dobalovr]

This Charger was built to stop & go.........power disc brakes and a performance axle package(3:55 SG & 26" rad)........nice!!!

The press you back in your seat feeling of that TNT is like nothing else man!

 

[Dobalovr]

Nice Charger! It looks good next to the 300. How is it treating you?

Got the power window motors rebuilt now onto the brake booster and transmission leaks. I really should start a restoration thread lol

 

[3C's & a D?]

Nice, good to hear. I am currently rebuilding the passenger side motor on the New Yorker, just lathed down some Acetal (same as Delrin) and cut to length, just have to assemble and then get that whole package back in the door. Should be fun. I know, I know, I'll get some pics up soon. Been busy shuffling cars and maintaining my new baby. P.S. be sure to use the steel core silicone trans. pan gasket, well worth the extra cost.

 

[Big_John]

Nice, good to hear. I am currently rebuilding the passenger side motor on the New Yorker, just lathed down some Acetal (same as Delrin) and cut to length, just have to assemble and then get that whole package back in the door. Should be fun. I know, I know, I'll get some pics up soon. Been busy shuffling cars and maintaining my new baby. P.S. be sure to use the steel core silicone trans. pan gasket, well worth the extra cost.

Now that you have gone to that trouble with the lathe.... (12) Ford Lincoln and Mercury Power Window Motor Gear Delrin REBUILD Bushing Kit

 

[3C's & a D?]

I know, I know, I read the thread. Will be thanking those whom contributed to it shortly. A few reasons for my decision-1 I need it now-2 for some reason I like doing things the hard way-3 for the same price with no shipping (5 min. drive from my garage) I now have ten feet of said product, enough for a lifetime of rebuilding power windows. That and I'm only lathing off .7mm. From 12.7 to 12mm takes almost no time. I do truly appreciate the help and suggestions of all whom participate in this forum.

 

[300rag]

... I now have ten feet of said product, enough for a lifetime of rebuilding power windows...

You might even be able to sell some of the excess to members fairly local to you