Opinions please.

[stevieb49829]

If you decide to get it, send me an email and I'll go through the steps I did for the crank in my Continental 4 cylinder. Not a bad journey, and it turned out really well. Cost a few hours, and less than $20 to polish up all the journals. Used my wood lathe as a holding fixture. Good advice from others to get some measurements from the seller, before you invest. If you haven't already, find the journal specs for yours before you get too deep into this one. PS: Glad you got some good tires, so I didn't have to ship mine to Minnesnowta!! steve

 

[stevieb49829]

Or it might be close enough to someone to check it out for you. steve

 

[da.bees]

I bet your dad used a few meat rinds when times got really hard. Me and a buddy were buying old cars and patching them up before we were old enough to get license. Local cops knew we didn't have license but didn't bother us as long as we didn't act the fool. By the time we drove to town and cruised around a few times the engine might be knocking but we would tighten it up and go again next Saturday night.