Recent content by bluesman31

I am playing around under the hood troubleshooting an engine that won't start. Is There any way to hook up some kind of remote starter switch to the old girl? It would be nice not to need 2 people every time I want to be under the hood playing with the ignition while someone else turns her over.

Resurrecting this old postt. I have the same issue. Anyone ever come up with a good solution?

Exactly, no access to it. Thanks guys

In the process of ordering an enclosed trailer that will be used to haul my 31 roadster and many other toys. I need the Track Width (center to center distance, left to right between the tires). I am planning on having recessed Etrack installed and want to position it the right locations...

Looking for shocks for a 28 ford A Model in usable condition or rebuildable. Please send a PM

Yes, not warm days here!! I was thinking hair dryer or possibly putting them in a tub full of hot water, but not sure if that would be safe?

The previous owner folded and rolled the side side curtains for my Phaeton neatly in a lump in the trunk. Now the plastic windows are all formed into rounded shapes. What is the safest way to bring them beck to their former flatness?. I know that folding clear plastic windows is a big no no...

Awesome tip on the search thanks!

Wow, that is good to know that the tank is not the cowl!

I didn't realize how common an issue this is. Thanks found the links Does the cowl have to be completely disassembled and removed and repainted on a 28 Phaeton to remove the tank??

I just acquired a 1928 A and drove it 40 or so miles and at the end of the drive noticed dripping from the end of the formed channel by the firewall where all the wires, cables, etc run behind the gas gauge. It was clear that the gas gauge was old and had been leaking for some time, BUT this...

I have been doing some family Genealogy research and this video really transports me back. Glad you all enjoyed it

Great old car ****. Old cars galore in 1928 in New Jersey Enjoy http://youtu.be/KQUJrK8aVeA

"during the Model-A era, the Model-A generally sold to a lower incomed family" This makes sense, but it is something I have never understood in reference to their being so many coupes around now. If it was the lower income families buying the model A's, wouldn't they buy the most practical...

Awesome! Happy Holiday