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Really great replies to my questions. Thank you all, even the "suspenders":) guy. Phil

Heater??? I don't need no shtinking heater. I grew up in Montana where it's always 0 to -19F

This photo shows the stance of my Vickie. the rear tire fills the fender well. It looks too low to me.

My 31 Victoria seems to sit a little low in the rear and will bottom out on bumps in the road. It has new shocks, so I don't think that is the problem. I am guessing the 100-year-old spring is worn out. Can these springs be "reshaped" by a good shop or do I need to invest in a new spring? Any...

Check with Steve at Bert's. He would know. 303 293 3673

Ei' Ei' SIR!!!!! Thank you for the excellent orders. Phil

I have a 31 Victoria with a two-tooth steering box. I have too much (3-4") play in my steering wheel. I watched Paul's video on steering adjustment but I'm not fast enough to get it. Question 1: How do you find TDC of the steering column? There are three adjustment points for the steering...

Always dreamed of owning a '34 roadster, but not this one. It *****. Sand dune tires and painted over rust. This one missed the mark. Edit: Wow, never thought this site would start censoring posts. A cup of disappointment with my morning coffee.

Make sure you change the oil first.

Wonderful, encouraging posts above. At these events, leave your lawn chairs and DO NOT TOUCH signs at home. The cargo shorts and white socks and sandals crowd need to try harder to embrace the 21st century. It ain't 1956 anymore. Thank you for the great photos of people, hands on, participating...

Great idea. Offer to do the masking yourself as well. You may consider that as prep work. You can do the door jams, with a rattle can of your paint color, made up by your local paint store.

Thank you, Brent. Wonderful advice.

Brent, Very Informative post. If you have the time, could you please explain the purpose, and application technique, of the clay bar? Thank you in advance, Phil

I just passed a Vin verification, at my DMV, using the stamp on the engine. That is an acceptable location.

Ray, Great story!!! Despite the cosmetic flaws, you must have had a great running car.