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Prolonging your Classifed Ad
Posted by dbcadmin on: Thursday 06 August @ 19:49:23 |
If you received an Email to Prolong your classified Ad and need to know how to do it follow the step outlined here
How to prolong a Ad
Please make a note of this.
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2009 - 23rd Annual Dodge Brothers Club Meet at KEIZER, OREGON
Posted by dbcadmin on: Monday 27 October @ 14:58:29 |
NOTE: MAY 20th, Link has been updated !!!
For the latest updates and information for the 23rd Annual Dodge Brothers Club meet in Keizer, Oregon Taking place July 20- 25th, 2009
Take a look at this link
Click Here to go to the 2009 Meet Information site
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Hershey Our Location Has changed !!!!!!
Posted by dbcadmin on: Monday 17 September @ 12:04:21 |
Gary Gray
Has just received an update stating that our spot will now be OAG 25, 26, 27,28
That is the still the Orange Field but the Row and Spaces have changed.
Orange Field Layout
Please make a note of this.
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Great Holiday Gift Ideas
Posted by dbcadmin on: Friday 24 November @ 13:20:07 |
Having trouble thinking of the special gift? Take a look at the items for sale from the DBC club.
Contact Gary Gray with list of items you are interested in and he will makes sure you get them.(All of Gary's contact info can be found at the bottom right of the Gift page.)
From The Dodge Brothers Club to You !
Have a great holiday season !!!
Look for the link on the Menu to the left
or
Click Here for Gift Idea Page
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Results from the Which year Dodge do you have - survey
Posted by dbcadmin on: Wednesday 27 October @ 14:45:12 |
We had 476 people respond to the question: "Which year Dodge do you have?"
The poll is still accessible on the right side of the page by clicking others surveys. I'm not sure if this is a true reflection of the club cars as only a small percentage participated
Pre- 1920 10.50 % (50)
1920-1925 23.53 % (112)
1926-1930 27.94 % (133)
1931-1935 13.87 % (66)
1936 + 24.16 % (115)
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Check out the NEW Awards Page !!
Posted by dbcadmin on: Tuesday 03 August @ 09:32:39 |
Check out the new awards page from the 18th. Annual Club Meet.
The Link to this page is on the left menu, right under "Home Page"
If you have any comments, or suggest please add them.
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18 th Annual International Club meet
Posted by dbcadmin on: Tuesday 11 May @ 10:00:54 |
Check under Upcoming Events for info on the Dodge Brothers Club, 18th Annual International meet
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australian dodge brothers club?
Posted by dbcadmin on: Wednesday 03 September @ 08:45:46 |
Anonymous writes"hi
I was on line looking for a dodge club for my dad who owns a 1928 dodge and is just starting to restore it. Do you have a branch of your club in australia? or does anyone know of a good one?
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Old Dodge Brothers Ammeter
Posted by dbcadmin on: Tuesday 05 August @ 10:46:46 |
Anonymous writes"Hello All,
I have an old ammeter in a circular cylindrical housing as described below:
Bezel O.D.: 2 3/16"
Bezel I.D.: 1 3/4"
Flat glass (?) crystal
Case depth overall: 1 1/16"
Two #10 studs project from the rear of the case: 1 1/4 +/-1 1/16"
Each stud has an insulator at its base.
One stud has a hex nut also.
Stud separation: 1 9/32", nominally
Two round, staight slot headed retaining screws each with a split ring lock washer.
The bezel and housing/case are not dented, but they could use refininshing/restoration, as could the fasteners.
The movement is free, responding to the slightest jiggle and to a magnet, but I haven't tested it electrically.
The dial is like this:
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DISCHARGE CHARGE (in a negative arc)
|'''|'''|'''|'''|'''|'''| (in a negative arc)
12 8 4 0 4 8 12 (in a negative arc)
AMPERES (straight)
DODGE BROTHERS (straight; bold, block letters)
White indicator with an "arrow head" tip, and pivoted about 7/16" below the center of the meter
In a round label below the above:
NATIONAL GAUGE and EQPT. CO.
LACROSSE, WIS.
2872-N PAT.NOV.27,'17
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That's about as well as I can describe it here.
Is it of any interest to anyone?
Sincerely, Willard.
Willard E. Anderson
w_e_anderson@msn.com
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HEADLIGHTS ON 1936 DODGE
Posted by dbcadmin on: Friday 18 July @ 12:47:44 |
Anonymous writes"CAN ANYONE TELL ME HOW TO TAKE HEADLIGHT LENSE OFF SO I CAN CHANGE THE BULBS ?"
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What is the correct engine color of a 1924 Dodge engine?????
Posted by dbcadmin on: Thursday 23 January @ 06:24:52 |
24dodgeboyer writes"I am looking to find out the correct engine color for my 1924 Dodge. The engine number is A282190. I believe the casting date to be 3/16/24. The chassis number is A209383. What color should the starter/generator be as well as carb, water pump, distributer housing, vacumn pump? I am restoring this Boyer fire truck just as it rolled out of Logansport's factory and want it correct. I have restored many antique cars and fire trucks, and respect the fact Dodges are not at all like Model T's or A's. The parts are harder to find and alot more expensive. I am trying to ask the right questions first before I have to do it twice.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you,
Kevin Piquet
St. Petersburg FL"
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Free Website - Over 10,000 Vintage Colorchips
Posted by dbcadmin on: Wednesday 20 November @ 07:37:19 |
AutoColorLibrary.com is a new free reference site containing thousands of original paint manufacturers color chip cards and standards that date back to the pre-1920's.
The site contains the webs only color search engine designed to quickly display color chip cards, factory paint codes and paint specifications for most domestic and imported automobiles.
They have just added over 10,000 new vintage colorchips and more are being added daily.
To access this new free site, just click the link "HERE" and you'll be viewing colors unseen for many decades.
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