lowbudget50
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Looking good sir!!!!! I still struggle with bolting things correctly to make them come apart Easily through
My dad had that same experience for his 33 Dodge. Called and the parts guy thought he was crazy, nearly swallowed his tongue when he saw there were a number of them in the warehouse in Edmonton. It's probably the same part number that you orderedOn another town day, today, I had some time to kill before an appointment, so I went to a parts store and asked for a master cylinder for my truck. Well, the partsman asked 'what year and make?', so I had to say 1934 Dodge. He stared at me stonefaced, so I suggested maybe try for a mid fifties MC. Finally he got ticking away on his board, then after a bit he said we got one, it'll be here on Friday.' What did you get', I asked. ---- 'A 1934 Dodge master cylinder, like you asked'. He turned his screen my way and showed me a picture of it. Sure enough, it'll bolt right on. --- Who'd a thunk it.
You need an old acetylene generator I guess.I went to town today and picked up my master cylinder, cool. But, over at the welding supply store I didn't fare so well. I had run out of acetylene yesterday, so I went to trade my bottle in, and was turned away. There was no gas delivered last week and the acetylene factory has shut down for repairs, they said. I'm to keep phoning in to see if they get some new full bottles in next week. So Guys, don't run out of acetylene now ,OK.
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