Greg Myers

My experience with J.C.Whitney started out with my first car a 1931 Model A Ford, J.C.Whitney was pretty much the only source for old Ford parts except for a Company called Ford Parts Obsolete. At the time (early sixties) it was said you could pretty much build a complete Model A Ford from the parts available in the J.C.Whitney catalog. and by the way, I had the same experience with the "pot metal" parts, a wish bone connector cup that held the ball to the engine.

A few foreign examples ?

The 1968 Charger was to have two gas caps accommodating filling from either side,

I had a '56 Chevy Bel Air back in the day they put gas in for you ( before self service) 1957 Chevy Cadillac

Holy Cow. would ya look at that. A new found respect for Mr. Engwer.

Aw , come on.

Cast iron exhaust manifolds, left and right, but for what ?

Quite heavy. Box must be full

OK, Link ?

Pictures ?

Man they're everywhere.

'56 Chevy ?

I had a rotor that had a broken little holdie thing, allowing the brass portion to rotate changing the timing.