Recent content by Chris L

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    Delete: Part Found

    I'm looking for a single headlight swivel bolt and nut for a 1936 Ford 1/2 ton truck. Got a little carried away with the nut cracker and crushed the bolt. The green book seems to indicate only two lengths of 1.75" and 3.85" but mine measures 3" so I'll need the longer one. Any help is appreciated!
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    Wanted: 1939 Ford Pedal Assembly

    Looking to buy a complete 1939 Ford Pedal Assembly (91A 2455). Does not need to be perfect, just usable.
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    39 rear brakes dilemma

    This is really helpful. Thanks for posting it.
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    Painless wiring kits

    Thanks Detonator
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    Flathead engine to crossmember rod support

    That is helpful - thanks
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    Painless wiring kits

    On the topic of wiring, I remember a thread where a lot of people recommended a specific book for wiring basics but I cannot find it now. Any recommendations?
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    '35 pickup hood hinge

    I am following this as I have the same question for my '36 pickup hood.
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    Flathead engine to crossmember rod support

    Is the slip in an open drive setup what makes the steady rods not needed?
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    35-37 pickup seat

    That is a good looking truck! Do you have any in progress pictures that would show the framework supporting the foam?
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    1936 Ford Truck - Stock Pedals for Hydraulic Brakes

    Thanks again everyone for the advice. I'll be reaching out to Richard while scrounging around to see if I can find a budget friendly set of '39 pedals.
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    1936 Ford Truck - Stock Pedals for Hydraulic Brakes

    All of what you said made sense and this is exactly what I want to avoid. If I need to wait a while longer to find '39 pedals to do it correctly the first time, that is just what I will have to do. Thanks all for the input.
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    1936 Ford Truck - Stock Pedals for Hydraulic Brakes

    I found this old thread (https://fordbarn.com/forum/showthread.php?t=5910) where Richard (EV8G) mentions exactly what I am trying to do (post #6) but I have not posted enough on this site to contact anyone directly to get the details on how he did this. I hope that someone can provide the...
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