New here from Dayton O.
01-13-2017, 02:07 PM
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New here from Dayton O. Hello! I'm Josh live in Ohio. Avid model car and RC semi truck builder. Shade tree mechanic and resident gear head. Currently swapping an LM7 5.3 into my 71 Cutlass. Here some other things I've built.
01-13-2017, 07:06 PM
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Dayton, Ohio = Beginning Hi, I have worked with a company in Dayton, years ago, with good results.
The name is Dayton Engineering Laboratories Company.
My history library's example of theirs is an advertisement of a device created to ignite gas lanterns used in factories, in 1914.
I could send a copy of that to you ?
Welcome,
Lance
The name is Dayton Engineering Laboratories Company.
My history library's example of theirs is an advertisement of a device created to ignite gas lanterns used in factories, in 1914.
I could send a copy of that to you ?
Welcome,
Lance
01-14-2017, 05:28 AM
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Winner = Chicked Dinner Hi Hammered, yes and thank you for your knowledge, thus you're not "hammered".
Would you like that "copy" ?
I have sent a copy to my Delphi Purchasing agents.
I sent a VERY Early Champion Spark Plug advertisement, possibly their first (for a tractor), to the engineers at Cooper Products.
They too responded, "never seen such before"
My collection method was to locate local antique shops in the areas that I raced my F5000 Lola 332, Trans Am GT-350, Can Am Lola-333 in the Seventies.
The local shops would always have a "stor" way in the back of their shop.
Much fun, not to sure of what the locals have left today.
Lance
Would you like that "copy" ?
I have sent a copy to my Delphi Purchasing agents.
I sent a VERY Early Champion Spark Plug advertisement, possibly their first (for a tractor), to the engineers at Cooper Products.
They too responded, "never seen such before"
My collection method was to locate local antique shops in the areas that I raced my F5000 Lola 332, Trans Am GT-350, Can Am Lola-333 in the Seventies.
The local shops would always have a "stor" way in the back of their shop.
Much fun, not to sure of what the locals have left today.
Lance