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Yes Buick and REO used the 1/2" pipe connection. Could be a standard of the time or more likely a major body manufacturer feature. Does anyone know what manufacturer made REO and Buick bodies and bodies for other car brands?

Any help appreciated in identifying this body part.
Top irons screw into 1/2" pipe thread sockets.
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A thin blade like a paint scraper can be driven in to separate the gasket into 2 thinner sheets thus feeing the pan.

I had a 1917 Nelson engine at one time but the bell housing was not on it and thus no USL system remaining. There is however one surviving Nelson car and it should be so equipped.

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Large size 1 3/4" throat brass updraft carburetor, 10" tall, water heated body, no name markings just a cast in probably part number. Any help on ID would be appreciated. Thanks

Can anyone ID this electrical part? Appears to possibly be a distributor rotor brush holder from a magneto. Thanks

Can anyone ID this water pump? It seems to have piping for a 2 cylinder engine.
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"Standard Catalog of American Cars" by Beverly Rae Kimes and Henry Austin Clark has a short entry and picture of one of the cars dated 1902.

The 8 indicates a 1908 manufacture, the 33 is the style, a larger lamp than the 832. A few auto companies special ordered their lamps with destinctive features and/or their name embossed. Plain versions came on many makes of autos and today are popular replacements for cars that originally did not c...

This type of rim is Firestone Mechanically Attached, a proprietary Firestone product that took tires made specifically for this rim. They are neither clincher nor Dunlop ( what we now call straight side). They were used on the earliest N Fords and posibly a few other cars and quickly obsoleted. Note...