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Can anyone explain the reason for flow testing Model A Zenith carb jets with a 36 inch water column instead of the 37 1/4inch column as used by Ford? Thank you.

Please say thanks to your dad for me. Terry

I thought that with the exception of commercial headlights, all 1928 and 1929 headlights were nickel plated. The stainless steel hemispherical lights came in 1930. In what literature was it stated that headlights were cadmium plated?

This guy is legit. I have seen the roadster and could not believe the workmanship on this build. No BS here it's the real deal.

The Murray bodied sedans are not rare cars. I would be hesitant to pay that much for a model A that does not run unless it was a scarce body style. In this case it isn't. I own a 30 Murray town sedan. Nice cars but no way are they rare. Be careful with sellers making claims like this.

Thank you Johnbuckley. Terry

I am trying to find the flow numbers for the 28' double venture carb jets. Can anybody help with this? Thanks, Terry

I am looking for a trunk lid support for a 1938 coupe. This is for an original car. Mine is missing. Thanks

Unless you are experienced with an acetylene cutting torch, use the cut off wheels on a grinder. Better to take a little longer and not make your situation worse.

Original Ford matched set, electro etched 271 on each piece and marked 9-37 made in USA. Never used. What appears as rust on the ring gear is not rust. it is the red lead used to lap the gear sets at the factory. $590.00 plus ups. Terry

These are like new and I believe complete. I got these with a pile of parts from a hotrodder. Check out the pictures, what is there is what I have. $20.00. Thanks, Terry

When i did my 30 Murray town sedan I replaced all of the wood above the doors and all of the wood in the four doors. I'm sure that everyone thats done one has an opinion on how they would do it next time. I believe that the straight frame is a prerequisite after that I would mount the cowl...

In Illinois, an SOS prefix was an indication that the state had issued a new number. It stood for secretary of state.

I have been running a standard head gasket under my original high compression head. This is the one marked "B". Reading on another site, I found that this is not good. What gasket is to be used with an original police head. There is discussion on gaskets for modern high compression heads but...

What car and what year? the arms are different. Some used a metal "rod", some used a canvas strap to link the shock arm to the axle. Terry