D Dan1928 Member Apr 23, 2018 #1 My 28 A Tudor is sagging by 1 1/2 inch. Where would be a good place to look first? Thanks
A aermotor Well-known member Apr 23, 2018 #2 Shackle may have gone over center? Check to see if the left and right are in the same relative position. John
Shackle may have gone over center? Check to see if the left and right are in the same relative position. John
W WHN Well-known member Apr 23, 2018 #3 Now long has it been this way? If you push car up on drivers side, will it go back to level and stay there until you drive or sit in it?
Now long has it been this way? If you push car up on drivers side, will it go back to level and stay there until you drive or sit in it?
Tony Hillyard Senior Member Apr 23, 2018 #4 I think it is also known sometimes as the Bachelor's sag! My 1928 Tudor and 1928 Roadster are the same. Cars used over many years with just the driver using it.
I think it is also known sometimes as the Bachelor's sag! My 1928 Tudor and 1928 Roadster are the same. Cars used over many years with just the driver using it.
D Dan1928 Member Apr 23, 2018 #8 What are the names of the colors. It looks like mine and I am trying find out what they may be.
Tony Hillyard Senior Member Apr 24, 2018 #9 I can't remember off-hand Dan. I will try and research them for you.
W WHN Well-known member Apr 24, 2018 #10 Dan1928 said: My 28 A Tudor is sagging by 1 1/2 inch. Where would be a good place to look first? Thanks Click to expand... I am confused? Are you looking for help with your cars sag, as per your original question, or the colors of your car?
Dan1928 said: My 28 A Tudor is sagging by 1 1/2 inch. Where would be a good place to look first? Thanks Click to expand... I am confused? Are you looking for help with your cars sag, as per your original question, or the colors of your car?
P P.S. Well-known member Apr 24, 2018 #12 Colors: Chicle Drab lower, Copra Drab upper. http://www.mafca.com/gallery_colors.html Sagging: Turn the springs around.
Colors: Chicle Drab lower, Copra Drab upper. http://www.mafca.com/gallery_colors.html Sagging: Turn the springs around.
BILL WILLIAMSON Well-known member Apr 24, 2018 #14 Magicbox51 said: The flow of this thread makes no sense to me Click to expand... Remember to ALWAYS follow the instructions, on your MEDS! "Dr" Bill W.
Magicbox51 said: The flow of this thread makes no sense to me Click to expand... Remember to ALWAYS follow the instructions, on your MEDS! "Dr" Bill W.
D Dan1928 Member Apr 24, 2018 #16 My big problem is the sagging. Yes, it returns to normal when you pick up driver front. What can cause that?
My big problem is the sagging. Yes, it returns to normal when you pick up driver front. What can cause that?
Steve Wastler Well-known member Apr 24, 2018 #17 Sticking spring shackles, old grease blocking new grease going in, lack of grease, etc.
W WHN Well-known member Apr 24, 2018 #18 Also 90 year old springs. Think of what your favorite chair would feel like after you had been sitting in it for 90 years watching TV and drinking beer. Either take them off and refurbish, or replace with new springs. If it were my car. I wouldn’t waste time refurbishing, I would get new springs.
Also 90 year old springs. Think of what your favorite chair would feel like after you had been sitting in it for 90 years watching TV and drinking beer. Either take them off and refurbish, or replace with new springs. If it were my car. I wouldn’t waste time refurbishing, I would get new springs.