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Bob, thank you for the thorough data-much appreciated.

Looking forward to seeing you in RI!

Best-John

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Thank you Wendell-much appreciated!

John

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Bob, we are working on a project to offer replacement rubber mats. The maximum length we can achieve from the mold available is 66″ and that will work fine for 139″ and 144″ cars. From the good info you’re providing, it appears a splice of two mats would be required to cover the 147″ car.

As this project rolls out, I will be able to offer more information.

Thanks for the help on this-John

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Gents, thanks for the responses, they are most helpful. Bob S., if I could get the overall length of the board that would be great-if its too hard to get at it in the attic that’s ok, I’ll see what Wendell comes back with.

Bob K & Wendell, does the rubber mat on the board for that car cover the entire 73-1/2″ length?

I’m looking to understand the greatest length the rubber mat is for these long wheelbase car.

Again-thanks all-John”

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Thanks for the update Tony-looking forward to the rest of the story.

Best-John

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Very nice post Scott-maybe we will we you in Warwick? just 6 weeks away now.

Our prayers are with Walt Kuhn and his family-John and Sue

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What a cute picture-Austin is growing up!

Thanks for sharing Ed.

John and Sue

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Interesting stuff-thanks for posting gents! John

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Sean, my material shows Model 41 as a stand alone pattern. All other 1930-31 cars share the same rubber.

Best-John

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Good stuff Tony!

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Hi Greg, I agree with what your saying regarding the V-12 and 8. The 1932 V12 were 398CI and 429CI. The smallest V12 being only a few HP greater than the 385 8.

As you know, the small V12 didn’t go over well, only 250 were made, people were more inclined to buy the 8.

John

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David, that’s an interesting post on SS.

Best-John

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Well said Merlin. It was a beautiful area and a very nice venue. A tip of the hat to David and Linda for a fine effort!

John and Sue.

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Nice David!

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Bill, this puller looks like quite the innovation. Keep us up to date on your progress!

Best-John

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Sounds like everything worked out-great for you Sean!

Best-John

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Chris, good info-thanks for keeping us updated!

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Arnold, driving Santa in a PA makes you a hero!

Enjoy the holidays!-John and Sue

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Likewise James! That picture looks like Zurich not NOVA.

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Interesting question Mr Costa.

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