Fred do you remember Eldon road race cars. The motor was 12 v it fits perfectly into armature hole in original electric wiper motor and has enough power to run wiper even the gear meshes with the original model A gear. Those pot metal motor chassis just fall apart after 90 years
If you have time could you post some pictures of it and the interior. Been thinking about it and would love to see it.
Painted my Scamp about 4 years ago is when I bought the paint supplies and just the gallon of base paint was 1,200. and clear was 400 a gallon. Now it is almost doubled.
LOL that's great but maybe it's still under warranty.
No works great perfect speed and will pass a safety and looks original
Back in the 80es and 90es 400 would buy color, and seems like a clear coat was 150, for a truck.. but I still painted enamel alot back then, love the two stage, never had a problem with nason paints
I have the hand crank on my truck and I like it so not gonna change over to electric.
Ya think maybe a guy should read the warranty.
I like Nason paint and the clear but I figured on my Scamp I would use better paint but we all try to keep our old cars out of the sun and weather so Nason works just fine.Back in the 80es and 90es 400 would buy color, and seems like a clear coat was 150, for a truck.. but I still painted enamel alot back then, love the two stage, never had a problem with nason paints
By the time the motor gives up we'll both be dead. lol
Just remember to keep the thumb tucked in under your fingers because if it back fires it WILL Break your thumb.
My father in law is the one I got the wiper motors from and haven't really looked at them.
Yes on keeping it under a roof, out of bad weather, I have Nason paint job on a Midnight Watchmen blue Nova
yep , I showed him the color and he liked it, so it went on and looks great after 26 year's. Its been driving a lot , and driven to his work every now and then, I have more faith in that paint then others I don't know about
LMAO
Good paint Iv'e seen it fade out from to much sun but for the price it's good.Yes on keeping it under a roof, out of bad weather, I have Nason paint job on a Midnight Watchmen blue Nova
Dupont paint is a good paint, never got use to using it, painted alot of used cars for dealers, but when I painted my own truck or car most of the time it was enamel, I miss block sanding and buffing (can't believe I said that) but it was the good times back in the day
, little brother bought an American Motors Hornet hatch back, forest green, we sanded and buffed it 
looked new 
True story my dad had proof of that.
Can u buy pints of paint how far does a quart go
Yea buddy Did that a lot just buffing out the old paint.Dupont paint is a good paint, never got use to using it, painted alot of used cars for dealers, but when I painted my own truck or car most of the time it was enamel, I miss block sanding and buffing (can't believe I said that) but it was the good times back in the day
Back then you cold buy an older car, wet sand with the correct paper then buff, looked new as you know I bet
Yes you can buy pints and a Quart depending on the color and sealer you put down you could paint your car complete in a solid color on the outside with less than 2 quarts. Lots you got to figure though, are you going base clear or single stage. Single stage will take more paint.
If I want it original I will need two colours of blue, upper and lower body black for fenders, straw for modeling between upper and lower body same colour for wheels.
If it was me I would pull the fenders, doors, trunk and hood off and paint them separate instead of trying to paint it all at once. Your doing a solid color so paint match is not a problem. I would paint as little as possible at a time in a shop with minimal air flow instead of a paint booth. That's if you decide to do it yourself, and you can concentrate on a smaller area and not have to worry about trying to keep up with dry time and dry spots.
Will do need to dig it out for local car show at the end of aug.
