Parts sources, mechanics, craftsmen, etc.
Someone posted that these CR SKF seals work on the rear axleThis is a lucky find as I had to get Metric seals to do the job Thanks Dave Marshall for the information https://www.motionindustries.com/products/sku/01302342 https://www.motionin
A Phil Reinhardt found this.The ones that match the Royale are marked Chamberlain on the chart.Dave Marshall submitted the information thanks Dave https://www.bare-co.com/files-tierod-un4?fbclid=IwAR3H4tDRemalmGjM8d0TaNUgkFGWRjEoOvuPkymWRvr
This company was recommended to me by a Reo Member who got a ring gear and timing gears for a 1920's Reo Engine. https://www.suehring.com / Al has been selling auto parts since 1962. He managed an auto parts store for 20 years, and then was
It seems this person has bought up a lot of the Ignition Inventory around the USA Tom VanMeeteren 402 359 5762 forums. aaca.org/topic/346569-ignition-parts-nos-1900-1960 /
REBUILD OF SCHEBLER CARB: Dan Shafarman 310 S. St Charles Street Lansing, MI 48912 (517) 487-6534
I believe this to be the coil bracket I have not measured it to confirm that it fits a Royale. https://www.dcmclassics.com/catalogs/p/all/parts_by_year-1929_1935_dodge_truck-lighting_and_electrical/654f6518667a414d86068f90/le-183-coil-mount
I just spoke to Kevin at the number John gave below. ( you might want to add Kevin’s email address to the rest of his contact info. kevin@windshieldframes.com). He quoted me the following,$700 frame$350 chroming$350 glass, weather-strippi
I used John Wolf Gage, 440-942.0083, for the AC stuff.
FYI I used Abbott Instrument in Portland OR @ 503.246.1287, they are not cheap or fast, but they do fine work. Here's some pictures;
Here is a link for the cowl vent knobs . There is some confusion on the colour whether it is brown or black ? It seems different years used different colours ? https://www.modeltford.com/item/P11-ORIG.aspx
