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Kaiser Forum / Re: rear brake wheel cylinders
« on: Today at 04:49:27 PM »
WILLOW RUNKF HAS NEW MANUFACTUREED PARTS PHONE# 201-294-8969 found in the Kaiser Parts Interchange & Sources catalog
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General Discussion / Re: Kaiser beer? It is for the man cave..
« on: May 19, 2013, 05:59:40 PM »
I have a 11.2 fl oz us/330ml bottle of Kaiserdom Pilsner from KAISERDOM-BRAUEREI D-86HAMBERG ano1718 Kaiserdom Bier FROM West Germany the bottle has NEVER BEEN OPENED it was imported by SCHENK USA INC Glenview Ill, 60025. USA THE BOTTLE SITS ON THE SHELF ALONG WITH MY MINATURE COLLECTION OF Highway 61 collectables. thinking of putting the bier on E-BAY
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General Discussion / Re: Trip across US
« on: April 27, 2013, 05:06:47 PM »
The things you list that might be taken along for safety are good but you also have to have all the necessary TOOLS, I have had minE towed to a garage and gave them the Kaiser interchange catalog and they had me on the road the next day using the NAPA PART NUMBERS. dosn't take any room at all in the trunk.
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Kaiser Forum / Re: 6 volt coils
« on: April 16, 2013, 06:04:23 PM »
OK FID, i,M IN MY GARAGE AND SCRATCHING MY HEAD WONDERING ? do i just start replacing everything to do with the ignition or is there some way this 80+ year old guy can get the car to run evenly. where to start, when it won't keep running to test any thing out??
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Kaiser Forum / 6 volt coils
« on: March 31, 2013, 01:12:58 PM »
6 VOLT COILS-- don't know if it's good? Use an OHM METER connect the probes to each terminal. The resistance"" should read 1-43 to 1.58.."" if it reads ZERO it is shorted and NO GOOD or if it reads infinity resistance then it is bad
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Kaiser Forum / Re: Does the 1948 special have any turn signals front or back?
« on: March 30, 2013, 07:51:30 AM »
AS I UNDERSTAND THE ISSUE, IF THE ITEM CAN BE REMOVED AND NOT EFFECT THE ORIGINALITY IT DOES NOT LOSE POINTS
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Virginians, Hardtops, Convertibles, & Dragons / Re: Dragon for Sale
« on: March 24, 2013, 08:37:22 PM »
I have a 53 black& white dragon in my back yard, the floor pan is great, dash is good have replacement rear sail metal to replace rusted area by back windows, engine is overhauled and under my bench, need to over haul the power steering and get the Maree Nichols material then another one will be on the road
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Kaiser Forum / Re: Gas in through carburetor
« on: March 24, 2013, 08:27:50 PM »
KAISER SERVICE STANDARDS 1952-1953-1954 WILLYS MOTORS INC Toledo Ohio list AUTO-LITE A-7 or equivalent size 14mm gap .030
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Kaiser Forum / Re: Gas in through carburetor
« on: March 24, 2013, 08:22:33 PM »
PLEASE . If pouring gas in the carb, remove the container to another location. One of our members was assisting starting his car in the garage by dribbling gas in the carb. when it backfired and knocked the container onto the engine and on the floor saturating the carpet the car burned completly along with the neighbors garage, tools everything! the car was a concours trailer Queen valued by Hemmings insurance at $80,000. Now Try removing the 2 cover screws over the metering jets pour 2-3 ounces into the metering jets that will fill the bowl, pump the accelerator the 2-3 times start the car replace the cover and this is done by you alone, you don't need help. if it didn't catch repeat the process
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Kaiser Forum / Re: Removing head
« on: March 05, 2013, 05:14:00 PM »
Hi boatingbill, You should test the bolt depth holes on 3 bolts closest to the carburetor,ALL BLOCKS THAT WERE PRODUCED WERE NOT DRILLED ALL THE WAY THROUGH CAUSING THE BOLT TO BOTTOM OUT BEFORE THE HEAD WAS SECURE. USE A PIECE OF WIRE TO TEST THE DEPTH AND THE LENGTH OF THE BOLT BEING USED. also the 3 bolts closest to the carb always seem to need tightening 3 or 4 times after running the engine.
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Virginians, Hardtops, Convertibles, & Dragons / Re: MARIE NICHOLS SEAT MATERIAL
« on: February 20, 2013, 12:16:46 PM »
pricing has not been establshed yet and I have no idea what it will be, as the material is special to the 53 Dragon and the design is super special so all the tooling set up and short run production is yet to be added up. along with a guess as to what quanity will be purchased. a good example is the Kaiser Keys I had reproduced and the minimun quanity they would run and the few people that exactually purchased them left a big hole in my wallet
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Virginians, Hardtops, Convertibles, & Dragons / Re: MARIE NICHOLS SEAT MATERIAL
« on: February 16, 2013, 08:49:45 PM »
I do not know if ther are any colors other than what i sent to them, which was maroon, green and black on the standard tan'ish base material. Richard #3719
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Manufacturing Fund Forum / STEERING WHEELS
« on: February 10, 2013, 12:46:40 PM »
i HAVE LOCATED AN OFF SHORE REPUTABLE MANUFACTURER OF VINTAGE STEERING WHEELS PRESENTLY MAKING FORD G.M. WHEELS ANY INTEREST FROM THE MFG CLUB
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Kaiser Forum / BRAKES
« on: February 10, 2013, 12:37:53 PM »
Its happening to me and happened 3 years ago, the brakes freeze up on one or another of the wheels on the car. I have been using SILICONE FLUID and the cylinders keep corroding and gumming up. Now i found an article in AUTO RESTORERS magazine explaining the problem. as written there, the problem is the housing is cast iron and the piston aluminum and due to low electrical conductive action it causes corrosion.
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Virginians, Hardtops, Convertibles, & Dragons / MARIE NICHOLS SEAT MATERIAL
« on: February 10, 2013, 12:04:52 PM »
Here is the latest information on the" Laguna" Dragon seat insert material I have been working on. Larry Barker gave us samples of OEM laguna cloth and OEM maroon ang green colors to match up. DOUG @ SMS HAS RECEIVED THE SAMPLES AND INFORMED US THAT HE IS "FINISHING UP THE PROJECT" AND MATERIAL WILL BE AVAILABLE VERY SOON FOR THE DRAGONS.