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Driving a pre 1905 automobile in modern traffic is going to be fraught with difficulties in any case, and that goes double for London in my book.

I agree with Jeff. I come and look regularly, not daily. Yes, I was in the garage, a preferred place for me. Yes, I am committed to finding ways to make this forum more popular, and better utilized. If we can make a better product, people will come. Don

Talked to my "Buick Guy", who said : " I am not registered on that forum, so please pass on this info…. The 1911 Buick Models 32 & 33 used the 165 cu in engine (the same as in my 12 Roadster and my 15 speedster). Both models were factory equipped with an “automatic high speed clutch release”. I beli...

No idea, but looks after-market to me. Will ask for help from more informed friends.

I don't know what they went on, but I've fallen in love. Is this pair for sale? Thanks.