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Rusty, I plan on repairing the panel not replacing it. I need to detach the cowl from the pillar to replace the lacing. I plan on taking the parts to the body shop for repairing and painting. leave the car in my shop. 4banger

thanks for the help guys. I have a little rot on the pass side cowl that needs to be repaired. I have had the car since 1977 and it hasn't gotten any worse. I need a winter project. I assume the bolt that needs to be removed on the sill is the body mount Removing the firewall cowl ***'y doesn't...

Is the front side cowl panel removable on a 1928 tudor with the gas tank removed and the body on the frame ?

Those backing plates are from a 1946 to 1948 ford because they have single shoe adjusters. The Wilwood master cylinder is a 13/16 bore. you should be using a 1" bore to match the original 1946 ford master cylinder.

I have several of those carbs. is the GAV valve hex in shape? Email me a list of what you need. 4banger

thank you Vicky and sturgis 39 for the help. the meet is the 13th anual New England Speed Meeting it's called "the gathering of the faithfull" Oct 20th in Rochester MA. web www.autonetnewengland.com There is usally a lot of Model As there

Any one out there know of a banger meet in or near Lakeville MA in September.

HELP!! I need rear bumper bracket for 1931 slant windshield 4door drivers side.

I guess I wasn't clear enough in my original question, my fault. The car is a 160B What I am looking for is a electric wiper that will mount inside the car and still all.ow the winshield to still swing open. All the supplier catalogs that I have looked at state that if used on closed cars the...

Has anyone on the Forum installed an electric wiper in a Slant Window that will alow the winshield to still open? If so what did you use?

I thought it might be as easy as that. Thany you Brian for the reply.

Has anyone on the forum mounted a Aermore whistle to the rear of the tail pipe so that you don't have to cut into a expensive stainless steel Aries muffler.

Carter or Nappa #60430 is a 12 volt pump but powerd by 6 volt it works well and you won't need a regulator. Puts out 2 to 3 psi @ 6 volts

Yes he is setup to swedge the lug bolts also

Yes he turned the drums and arched the shoes to a perfect match, I couldn't be happier