Recent content by Brian SATX

It works!!! Thank you

How do you change the stuff in your profile, especially picture?

OK. Meisa was willing to take all of the vacuum wipers. I still have two electric. Who repairs them?

Who is rebuilding wipers now days. Some of the contacts I have written down no longer are available. Electric and vacuum.

They were designed and used for a reason. They do make it slower to refill your gas tank.

All Victorias were listed as 31. They had the first indented top radiator shell. 99% Leatherbacks were all flat firewalls. Indented firewalls did not start until about May of 31. Victorias were first offered in October 1930. Looks to me that the fuel shut off on this is under the gas tank...

Smart Oldbluoval. If I had known about not being ready, I would not have made a two-month upfront payment.

Latest I was told by one of the officers was sometime in July.

Instructions only say have a fuse. What rating are most of you using. It is wired to the starter strait to the control head.

Several in our club and we have them at the end of the exhaust.

Thanks Mcgarrett

They were not factory. There were several variations. Mostly for looks, some claim it gets more light on the road. Some had small colored glass marbles mounted on the top so that you could tell if the lights were on. I never understood that. If it was dark enough for the marbles to work, it was...

Anyone know of a source for the little pieces that fit the top of a headlight and cowl light. Some have colored glass balls in them.

Bruce yes 32=12 inch, I have corrected it. Thanks Herb, I have never seen slotted for the rear, only the front. Anyone I have talked to always said fronts only. I have never seen any Ford documentation either way.

Rocky Mountain are really steel drums with the band around them. THE band is supposed to give more cooling service. The cast drum with slot were late 1931 stock and front only. They carried on into 1932. Make sure you measure them. A=11 inch, 1932=12 inch.