Recent content by Charles Coe

The interior windlace goes across the top of the door opening to act as a seal.

Mike's had them at one point. Not sure if they still do.

You are welcome!

Is this it: http://www.fordbarn.com/forum/showthread.php?t=169720&highlight=hanging+restaurant

If it hasn't already been done you may need to replace your jets with a set of flow tested jets from Renner's.

On the top.

The number on the frame is on the driver's side under the cowl.

I agree with Brent & Mike. If a Model A is unreliable today, it's because it hasn't been restored properly. But so many people seem to think they need to be improved to be reliable transportation. I have a hard time understanding their line of thinking.

I use the Bill W. method with a long pipe and it works good for me.

Looks like possibly Brewster green.

Just received this by email. Says that have them for 1928 to present.

Here's a link to a diagram previously posted on the forum: https://www.fordbarn.com/attachments/76826/

Here's a link to a previous discussion: http://www.fordbarn.com/forum/showthread.php?t=77890&highlight=meter This is what happens when you're half asleep on pain meds! Sorry about that!

I agree with Mitch. I would put the top on first and then the headliner.

Tabs are behind the upholstery panels with screws in them.