This catalog is in excellent condition and is heavily illustrated and covers all applications from 1936 up thru 1952. While only 32 pages it contains as much information as catalogs that are hundreds of pages thick. At the honest price of $26.87 fob Clay Center Kansas there is no better bargain. |
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This is the much in demand 1954 edition and covers Carburetors, and Carburetor kits, fuel pumps, fuel gauges, and fuel lines for all 1946 thru 1954 Carter, Holley, Marvel-Schelber, Rochester, Bendix, and Zenith fuel systems. Current 1954 price sheet is included. $14.88 fob Clay Center Kansas. |
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This handy reference guide covers all models from Buick to Willys from the years 1940 thru 1959. It has both 6-volt and 12-volt applications. This reference can be yours for the bright sum of $12.44 fob Clay Center Kansas. |
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This handy reference chart is a tune-up and parts guide and covers all car models from 1935 thru1949. A handy guide for the garage wall, it can be yours for the Hanging sum of $10.05 fob Clay Center Kansas. |
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This manual is heavily illustrated and covers every Carter Carburetor from 1933 thru 1946. It covers proper rebuild procedure correct tools carburetor adjustments on and off the car as well as tech tips and troubleshooting guides. Also included is an in depth explanation of how the circuits of a carburetor are designed to work. There is more knowledge here than any two smart guys could ever hope to take in. Best buy the book to keep it all, straight. Only $44.10 fob Clay Center Kansas is all it takes.
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This color illustrated catalog covers the complete Niehoff electrical parts line including tune-up parts, coils, generators, regulators, test equipment, tools and a few odd things we cannot mention. It can be yours for keeps by sending $28.40 fob Clay Center Kansas. Hurry, it is the only copy!
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Cousin Billie’s nephew Raymond decided he wanted to be a racing mechanic like cousin Billie so he went down to see what he could learn on his own. Billie gave him a couple of old automatic transmissions to take apart and put back together for experience. Billie not wanting to loan out his good shop manuals sent Raymond to see uncle Oscar so he could borrow a couple of parts counter books with exploded picture views. If you in any way resemble Raymond and need a little help putting your transmission back together you can have your choice of any one of these fine books for the educational sum of $11.86 each fob Clay Center Kan |
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Chief Willabee ordered one of these aftermarket gearshift controls, for every 1950 Chevy car in the town’s law enforcement fleet, which consisted of only two cars. He failed to get permission from the mayor who then refused to pay for them.
The local garage refused to install them without payment so…they sat in the bottom drawer of Chief Willibee’s desk drawer until the mayor removed him from office the following year. You can install them on your own car for $16.00 each car F.O.B Clay Center Kansas. Please let the city clerk know if you are buying one or both of them |
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Here is one of the earliest Holly carburetors to ever hit town. City records do not show what vehicle this came from so you will have to figure that one out for yourself. It is Holly Model Number NH with Pat date of 1911. All complete you can by this jewel for the honest sum of $28.50 F.O.B Clay Center Kansas |
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The city once owned a 1949 Chevy Dump Truck that had a PTO hoist under the bed. The lift was controlled by a hydraulic pump that was powered by a small gearbox off the side of the 4-speed transmission.
This is that PTO gearbox and with it you can power most any PTO driven device known to man when you attach it to the side of the 4-speed transmission found in any 1948 thru 1962 Chevy or GMC pickup. We have only one available and it can be yours for the lifting sum of $78.19 fob Clay Center Kansas. |
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Yes that is Mr. Haney of Green Acres fame, and now he works for us. We
have put him in charge of our "more experienced merchandise." He has
made a list, written descriptions, and priced things at what he thinks
they are worth. If you see something you like, don't be bashful, make
him an offer. He is not always right! Check back often. Who knows what
he will come up with next...?
