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Yeah, I decided to sell the car before I get to much time and money in it. Thanks for everyone's help

To put the drum back on just tighten the nut? Will aslide hammer work? Do you know of any good vintage car (brake) shops in the Los Angeles area? I called one brake shop but I don't think they know what this actually entails.

The rear brakes are easier to work on? Is it possible to remove the whole brake assembly and take it to a brake shop and install it after?

For the fronts do I need to remove the center nut or do they just slide off?

Is there anything I need to do or a trick to removethe drums on 1954 Windsor? They spin but will not pull off or move out at all. I'm thinking it maybe rusted good to the axle. I banged on it with the hammer a bit but to no availability...

I looked today and didn't see the flat spot but I assume it's the motor mounts. I changed all the hoses yesterday and they were just tearing apart. Where is a safe spot to lift the engine up from?

It's a inline six with only one belt going around the generator and fan.

Here is a picture from another angle. Hard to see but. The belt is loose but there isn't enough space under the dampener to remove it.

yeah, but one has to go back on...???

I am starting to work on a old 1954 Chrysler Windsor that's been sitting around. I'm having problems removing the V-Belt. It's about 1/8" too small between the bolt in the picture and harmonic balancer. How can I get this V-Belt off?

The oil weight my 54 Chrysler Windsor asks for is 30W. Is it ok to use 10w-30?

I am trying to comprehend why a 1954 Chrysler has oil in the air filter??? Wouldn't this prevent air from coming in?

I added the mystery oil today. Does anyone know what size socket I need for the crank shaft? Turn clockwise?

Yes, but the air filter has been off. The hood and garage door has been closed.

Yeah, I was going to do the Marvel Mystery Oil in the cylinders and carburetor. How much should I put in them?

I have a 1954 Chrysler Windsor. It’s been sitting for overthirty years in the garage. I was wondering anyone has a list of what I wouldmost likely need to change to get it running. Where is a good shop to buy these old parts? Like what fluid does thetransmission use or would oil still be ok? Thanks.

So these will probably be the safest bet? http://www.cokertire.com/800-15-coker-classic-2-1-2-whitewall-tire.html

Thanks! So these will probably be the safest bet? http://www.cokertire.com/800-15-coker-classic-2-1-2-whitewall-tire.html

What is the tire sizes that will fit on a stock 1954 Chrysler New Yorker? I'm thinking about going with radial white wall.