my site

[Jim Mason]

I put my site back up. Beware some of the data is outdated

http://jmodela.coffeecup.com/

[DaWizard]

THANKS Jim, very informative.

[1931 Flamingo]

Thank You ! !
Paul in CT

[Rowdy]

Best news I have heard all week. Let me know if you need pic's of anything that may need changes or added info. Will always do as much as I can to add accurate info. Rod

[Mitch]

Jim you have a very nice web site.
Thanks for making it available again, another source for information is always a good thing.

[Dennis]

Thanks for posting that Jim. I noticed you had Gary Karr's Tudor on there so I had to check it out. I saw his Tudor at the pancake breakfast this year.

[Mike V. Florida]

Good to see it back!

[smittykid]

Great website!! Thanks, Smitty

[tbirdtbird]

Thanks, Jim.
There is a link to pdf made by Dave Gerold about straightening wheels that is broken. I wonder if there is any chance of retrieving that. It is a topic that comes up often

[Jim Mason]

The are a number of broken links. I'll repair or delete as time permits

[Jim Mason]

Thanks, Jim.
There is a link to pdf made by Dave Gerold about straightening wheels that is broken. I wonder if there is any chance of retrieving that. It is a topic that comes up often

It should be working now

[BudP]

Thanks for reviving a substantive contribution to the hobby!

[tbirdtbird]

WOW I have always had a lot of respect for Dave Gerold's abilities; and after looking at his wheel straightening jig and measuring methods, that respect just ratcheted up several more notches! Amazing! We all need such a rig.

I have always envisioned some kind of specialized hydraulic setup to do this, but could never wrap my head around the engineering required