I have an extra, not in the best shape, but I have used it in the past.  Can send you a picture. Very hard to find a nice one. I do not have the air cleaner.

John Fain

JohnRFain@gmail.com

I have tried to respond to everyone. I apologize for the late responses. We moved and am just now getting settled in.

Please email me directly if you need pictures of anything you are interested, as I have difficulty attaching pictures here.

John

JohnRFain@gmail.com
334-718-6624
Trussville, Alabama

I do. The master cylinder needs to be overhauled and rebuilt.  White Post Restorations restored one for me a few years back. They use brass sleeves. There are other companies that can restore using stainless steel sleeves.

I still have the hubcaps.  They are reproductions and have some imperfections. They are heavier than the originals because these are cast from marine grade aluminum. These are $170 each unpolished, which was my cost to have them made. I had to order a minimum of 16 to have them cast.

John I have some pictures, but it's easier to just email them to you rather than get them off the phone, shrink them, convert etc.
One is pretty tough, the other has a hole cut into it and one still on the rearend has been on there a very long time.

I may still have your email (from handles) Fain?

I'll see what I have and take a few a pics. I have 2 rearends and each have 1 drum on them, but they are rusty.

Also have a loose one or 2, (from Franks parts) and one has a hole. Good to know it could be there on purpose

Hopefully the holes to bolt onto the Spokes are the same.  The Master Parts book lists several different part numbers.

BTW - 30Us apparently have an inspection hole and cover.  Would be nice to have had that in the earlier models.

Dave, The drum size is the same.

Is there a difference between the 19" wheel drum vs the 20"?

I may have something, but have to check the condition.

Looking for a drum for a 20 inch rear wood spoked wheel for 1929 Plymouth.  Drum I have is badly scored.

John

Thanks guys!  So far it seems the USPS is best price, but still very pricy.  Need to ship a 20 inch rim, and maybe a clutch!