Tonight’s story is about an inventor like the other stories I’ve told. W.O. Bentley was a wonderful engine builder; aircraft engines, automobile engines. But he couldn’t run a company for crap, and went out of business. Our own beloved Colin
Painting Upside Down
Transcribed from Steve Styer’s educational minute at the October 27, 2016 member meeting. I came upon something just within the past couple of months that I never realized. I thought I’d pass it on to you folks tonight. I’ve been
George Schebler and the hog trough carburetor
Transcribed from Steve Styer’s educational minute at the March 31, 2016 member meeting. Today is the story of George Schebler. Now that might not mean anything to you, but it will in a minute. George Schebler was born in 1865
Installing a Removable Twin Cam Water Pump Assembly
During the 10 years I owned a Europa Twin Cam, the water pump never leaked. Not so with my current Elan. After one failed attempt to correct the situation I decided to spend the big bucks and buy one of
Something I Didn’t Know… Maybe you did
At our Fall Tune-Up Clinic, it was discovered that the donuts (i.e. Rotoflex couplings) on my 1974 Elan had deteriorated to the point that one had broken in two. History is replete with disaster stories about what has happened when a