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Great job Shelby!

Do you happen to do cab wood?
I've got a '35 International that needs the wood redone...

Chris, Marcel De Ley in Corona is very good.

by the way the location Riverside CA...

I'd even take 100 if I felt the "buyer" would keep the appointment & not give me a bunch of BS...

Less than that, it's going to be scrap very soon.

Well, thank you sir... :| I am not selling the frame, axles, wheels, or steering column, so I did not mention them. I do not need this motor, as I have a fresh B motor. If anyone wants to make an offer, I welcome it. But, I'll scrap it before I will sell it for next to nothing & suffer the usual...

I use Shaeffer's Supreme 9000. Been using Shaeffer's products for over 40 years, in a variety of irreplaceable objects of love. Contains molybdenum disulfide which largely prevents metal-to-metal contact much better than ZDP. They also have moly gear lubes up to 250w. No, I don't work for them :lol:...

What Chris said..

Resist the temptation to press the clutch.

Oh dear I am such a klutz expressing myself! :lol: I meant the starter motor housing. If the starter itself bolts on, but some minor machining is needed, I might be able to do that... I have a lathe & mill. just occurred to me: if the motor is a 33 or 34, is it a "C"?.... I do recall i...

Do the N and B housings interchange?...

I'm in SoCal.
I should have clarified the motor is a B...

By "later", would you mean a flathead V8 starter?

My 31 has a 33 motor in it. The starter ran off a push-button on the dash.
My original starter went to a "rebuilder" who "lost" it.

Now, I'm looking for another, and not sure where to start.
A guy who does A starters says he can't help.

Can anybody offer some clues?

If you want to go fancy, you can get 2 or 3 mm aircraft plywood.
Spendy, but magnificent.

http://www.aircraftspruce.com/catalog/w ... hbirch.php

I made some for a Silver Shadow out of 5mm, they turned out yummy.

I've often thought of attaching a tow bar to the front axle that pivots and is connected behind the axle to the steering. The thing would heel like a well-trained dog. Of course you'd need to add brakes, but I've seen electric actuators that press the towed vehicle's pedal... You'd save the weight o...

I think the A/C on AAs is 235...

When I was a kid, we lived in Snohomish WA. Dad used to get a load of coal for the winter that would overflow the sideboards on our AA dump. He tells me it was 5 tons. I remember the tires (7.50s out back) rode very low, and even with a strong "B" motor it would not pull 3rd gear. I shudde...