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09 May 2004 01:39 #1716
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I found and restored a trico vacuum reserve tank, I don't know if it is the same that was advertised and sold by Auburn.
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I found and restored a trico vacuum reserve tank, I don't know if it is the same that was advertised and sold by Auburn.
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03 May 2004 20:53 #1688
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Paul Bryant's Cabriolet had a "Trico" vacuum tank on it. It was a half round stamped steel affair with a flange all around the edges. It had a one way valve on the intake side and a 2nd take off to attach into the cars vacuum system. It was mounted to the driver's side of the flat front floor. From memory it was between 18 and 20 inches long and about 4" deep with rounded ends. Several of the above serial number 25 Tuckers had these under the rear floor.
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Paul Bryant's Cabriolet had a "Trico" vacuum tank on it. It was a half round stamped steel affair with a flange all around the edges. It had a one way valve on the intake side and a 2nd take off to attach into the cars vacuum system. It was mounted to the driver's side of the flat front floor. From memory it was between 18 and 20 inches long and about 4" deep with rounded ends. Several of the above serial number 25 Tuckers had these under the rear floor.
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02 May 2004 23:38 #1682
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Hello Josh,
Contact John Bill at the ACD Museum. His Beverly has a vacuum tank that may be what your are looking for.
CORDially, George
Contact John Bill at the ACD Museum. His Beverly has a vacuum tank that may be what your are looking for.
CORDially, George
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02 May 2004 15:31 #1681
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In July 1937 Cord dealers offered an accessory "reserve vacuum storage tank" to boost the wipers during acceleration. Part number was N29245.
While I have descriptions and sketches of this tank, which appears to have looked like a half-cylinder, I have never seen a real one. Does anyone have one? Or photographs of one? T'would be a fun piece of info for the Newsletter.
Thanks.
While I have descriptions and sketches of this tank, which appears to have looked like a half-cylinder, I have never seen a real one. Does anyone have one? Or photographs of one? T'would be a fun piece of info for the Newsletter.
Thanks.
Josh B. Malks
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ACD Newsletter editor
Past president
www.automaven.com
Check out CORD COMPLETE at www.cordcomplete.com
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