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I just called my Antique car Insurance carrier American Collector Ins or also known as Grundy Insurance. So long as you have an active policy written...
If I remember correctly I think in 2016 the national desoto club and the airflow club held a joint convention in Maryland. We had a good amount of ai...
Bill I am assuming that you put in either a 160 or 180 degree thermostat. The 170 is a good number. Remember these cars like to have air movement to...
Bill: I have heard the same thing about brass with a steel engine block. But I have to throw out that theory becsue all of the early cars and I have...
Bill: yes a lot of people do not know that the early cars up to 48 ran anon pressurized cooling system since most of the current cr owners grew up in...
@billcypher Bill: Yes you had a non pressurized system and then by adding a pressure cap it had caused you the issues that you mentioned. Yes the nec...
The cap that you should be using on your radiator is an R-3 Radiator cap. You can find them for sale on Ebay. Your system is a non pressurized system...
Jackie and I visited the America on Wheels car museum in Allentown a couple of days ago. In one of there exhibit rooms they have a Neon Desoto dealer...
John, Rich Hartung, I use Grundy Insurance company over in Hatboro, PA. All of the Antique car insurance companies are good so long as you are get...