Recent content by Boryca

Up for consideration is a '52 F2 59T trans. Looks to be in working order, everything moves free and it has the PTO output. Shifter seems to be missing the locating pin, so it swivels, but shifts through the gears fine. $125 obo, prefer local pickup, can ship on your dime. Photos on request.

Interesting... I just looked at JD's description, and they call it an "extra soft" grade lube. I imagine that would very much line up with the requirements of this application. I'm going to have to get some and try it out.

And you don't notice any noise coming from it? I had tried white lithium grease initially, though I didn't pack it, and the chatter was terrible. Went to a multi-purpose, more viscous grease and it seems to chatter less, unless it's cold - warmer days don't have as much of an issue. I'm sure...

Here's my problem: I've got a few of these Stewart Warner speedometer changers - rectifiers as I like to call them, because it seems that's what they do - and I can't figure out what type of grease should really be used in them. They chatter at high speeds, almost exclusively in OD, and do it...

Hi all, I'm looking for a speaker to go with my Philco F-1442. I honestly only need to 3-prong connector, but can't find anything on them. Thanks, Mike

Definitely '36 over '37 in my opinion. If you get it, I have some big truck parts you might be able to use should you need them.

Hi all, looking for a truck windshield frame, let me know if you have one. Thanks, Mike

I recently got my '35 Ford truck together, and let me tell you, the Columbia makes all the difference. I had 4:11's in it to begin with, as 10-spline 3.54's and 3.78's are hard to come by, but I finally found a nice 3.54 set. Installed those and it's a world of difference. I can cruise...

Hi folks, I'm looking for one or a set of interior door handles for a 35 Ford pickup. I'm not real picky, so long as they work - mine's broken. :( Let me know what you've got. Mike

I found thin nyloc nuts at the local hardware store. I'm sure you can find them online. They're about half the thickness of a regular nut, so there's full thread engagement through the nylon. I'd like a little more to be honest, but I'm happy with full engagement in this particular case. Mike

Re: 16” Big and Little Tire Sizes For 35/36 Fords I've got 6.00s on the front and 6.50s on the back of my '35 truck, with a 1" drop spring on the front. I'll find some pics, but I like how it sits. Just enough of a rake.

Your magnet might be shot. The odometers are controlled by gearing, and if they're working fine it would tell me your cable is hooked up and working properly, but you would only be able to tell that if you go a predetermined distance and compare to mileage added. The pointer is on a magnet...

Alright folks, who's holding? Looking for a headlight switch. Thanks, Mike

Hi all, looking for an electric fuel gauge, so '36. My 35 is the liquid filled type... I'd really love a dual fuel/oil gauge, but I'll take what I can get! Mike

Hi all, looking for a good 35 Ford temp gauge, as mine appears to have lost its calibration. Let me know what you've got! Mike