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  • #393204
    Bob Koch

    A while back, someone in the PAS repopped a small can labelled “Duplex Motor Oil No.1”. I would like make contact with them, as I have a similar project in mind for a Bendix Vacuum Cylinder Oil can. I have an original can to copy.

    #409259
    David Stevens

    Bob,

    I’d ask Betty Gluth.

    Dave

    #409267
    Rick Horne

    Hi Bob,

    That was a Gene Reeves (Ga) project to support the 2004 Asheville Meet.

    Happy Motoring,

    Rick

    #409293
    Oivind Grismo

    I think this is the Can.

    #409294
    Bob Koch

    Yes, it is the correct can. Thank you. I have contacted Gene Reeves and now have the info I needed.

    #409296
    Mark Wetherbee

    Never heard of these before buying my car…

    #409297
    Mark Wetherbee

    I hate hitting go too early…

    As I was saying, never noticed one of these before and Tim, the previous owner of my car, asked if I wanted it for what he paid. So now I need to find one that goes under my seat.

    #409298
    Peter Williams

    Mark,

    So PAS guys spend YEARS unsuccessfully searching in vain for that can, or any other Duplex P-A can, and you get to buy one when you bought your car.

    Talk about falling into your lap.

    You are indeed blessed.

    Peter

    #409299
    David Coco

    That is a neat find.

    I feel like I’ve been very lucky finding things.

    A couple of years ago, Ed Minnie came through town and we had supper. He was talking about the five gallon Pierce Duplex oil can he’d found.

    I was jealous, of course, but glad for his good fortune.

    The next day, I went to Craigslist in Buffalo, just for fun. Darned if there wasn’t a five gallon Pierce Duplex oil can for sale, fellow had pulled it out of the rafters of a shed.

    Now I have one too!

    #409301
    Richard Anderson

    Bob Barrett from Buffalo, NY believes these cans came with each car, but were intended to be kept on the shelf of the garage where the car was stored. They provided grease and oil for maintenance of your Pierce. They were never intended to be kept under the seat of the car once you had it out on the road. Thoughts ???

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