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Interesting speedster on FB. Looks period and loaded with goodies to my untrained eye.

Goodies abound.

1913 coupe (Windstar Cargo) with 1,000,000 miles under its belt.
Might need a little paint.

Good parts on that engine, Waukesha Ricardo head, Stromberg OF carb, and gear driven oil pump. Someone’s labor of love once upon a time, built for hill climb event as evidence shows on plaque on dash.

It looks like he mounted a Reliance Tacho on the upper left hand side of firewall. I wonder how it was driven ?

Note that the builder of the speedster removed the reverse pedal and is utilizing the reverse gear that the Muncie Tranny has. A clever trick. -Dusty

DustySpokes wrote: ↑

Thu Jul 13, 2023 6:31 pm

Note that the builder of the speedster removed the reverse pedal and is utilizing the reverse gear that the Muncie Tranny has. A clever trick. -Dusty

It looks to be off the inspection cover.

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/it ... _type=post

I assumed it was some kind of speedometer drive.

It is a "Nash" Accessory tranny driven speedo.

That is really cool! Thank for the background and pics! Don't imagine too many of those exist……

I have that same Nash speedometer drive in my '22 Coupe but I'm missing the cable to connect it to the speedometer.

Has anyone contacted the seller, I’m not on facebook so I have not.