Chasing hood irons to suit a 1926 Dodge. Any leads appreciated.
Contact Stuart Mccorkelle
0423 939 053
stuart_mccorkelle@hotmail.com
WANTED
Rear Trunk Carrier
Complete, to suit
1925 DODGE TOURER.
Contact;
Norm Simmons,
Mob 0438558787
Passenger side rear knee action shock absorber for a 1936 Dodge
Contact John Bulmer M 0408 225 179
Wanted
Information regarding the following Vehicle
1928 Lea Francis Roadster (with a dicky seat)
Green in colour
Was originally in the Geelong area and the original owners name was Ryan
Forward information to:
Nick Nowak
Ph: 0428 486 614 (m)
Email: nowakn@netspeed.com.au
Bonnet and catchers for a 1922/3 Jewett Tourer. also would like to make contact with other Jewett vehicles owners
Geffrey Holgate - Phone: 0427697123
Smiths speedo [or parts thereof] PA,MA,BA TYPE. Any type considered.
Wayne Styles - Phone: 0417 532 412.
Wanted- To complete engine rebuild on 1925 Oldsmobile 30c Camshaft, Camshaft retainer ring, Timing cover, Oil pump (gears and housing) Generator, Water pump (Housing and impeller)
Contact James Dunshea 0457609999 or jamesdunshea@gmail.com
WANTED- VINTAGE SEDAN VDC Member DAVID PECK has received a firm lead from an acquaintence that seeks to purchase a vintage car. His requirements are: 1920's Vintage 4 Door American sedan Mechanically sound, reliable and able to be used immediately. Sound body but paint condition less important Interior presentable commensurate with external condition. A good 'Older Restoration" should suit. If you would consider parting with your car please contact either : DAVID PECK 0411-465098 or RICHARD McCLUNE 0417-051542 or 9799 2007 [ Dandenong]
WANTED – HOLDEN BODY BADGES
A month or two ago Doug Stevenson organised a run to view the collection of Roger and Ann Gibbs at Yea. It was a good run and the collection was very interesting. The highlight for me was Roger’s explanation of many of the items in the collection and the reason for them being there. I would have to say that Roger certainly has the gift of the gabb.
One part of Roger’s talk involved a discussion of the lion that appears on the Holden body badge. At this point Lindsay Truman commented on the fact that the lion should always look forwards so that there are right and left handed badges.
Here is a photo of one of each. The upper photo is the badge from the 1930 Oakland sedan I bought in 1971. (I still have the car and still intend to restore it.)
The lower badge is one that I was given for the “restored” sedan that I bought in 2003 as the badge was missing. Unfortunately it is meant for the other side of the car and looks backwards from the right side of this car.
If anyone has a spare badge like the upper photo and could spare it I would like to hear from you.
Hugh Venables Mob: 0415 945 714
A complete Stromberg Carburettor Model No AAV-26
George Simmons 0417 616 626
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