Recent content by Cleveland39

Thank you Pete!

Thank you Karl. Is there any way to improve the resolution of the drawing? I need to enlarge it, but it becomes to fuzzy to read when I do. Thanks, Ron

Does anyone have an assembly diagram of the hood latch assembly for a '39 Standard tudor? Also, what size are the hinge to hood bolts (with shoulders)? Thanks.

1953 Henry J. Bought it in 1964 at an auto auction in Atlanta for $165. Willys flathead 4. I wish I still had it.

I've been quietly lurking and trying to learn all I can, but now I have questions and need guidance. When taking the wheels (wide fives) and brake drums off my car, I discovered one of the wheels has a severe corrosion issue at the valve stem hole. It is rotted out to about 1 1/2" in diameter...

I recently asked a question about the fuel sending unit and gauge on my 39 and based on a photo that I posted along with the question, I was "advised" that the wiring jungle under my dash needed to go. My question is how to go about picking out a wiring harness to do the job. A knowledgeable...

I bought my '39 standard back in November and thought I had found the goose that laid the golden egg because the fuel gauge always showed full. Recently, fear of being stranded on the side of the road with an empty tank brought me out of my fantasy world. I have tried measuring the resistance...

After much cursing and banging with a BMF hammer and drift, I finally got the pins out and the original mirror modified and the new mirror installed. I have to agree with those of you who said the passenger side mirror is worthless. A passenger would find it useful but a driver, not so much. Oh...

Okay, I'm following this thread to try to find out exactly what the wheel width is for a '39 wide five. It is my understanding that tires are intended to be mounted on wheels of certain widths. Am I misinformed? Also, how can one accurately measure the width of a wheel with a tire already mounted?

This had been in the family since 1966. My dad paid $1100 for it. I sold it in 2008 for $10000. Wish I had kept it.

Agreed, Zax40. This is my historical plate for my '39 Sedan. $20 for the current tag registration and no ad valorem tax due to age of car.

Happy New Year, y'all, from the mountains of north Georgia.

Happy birthday Lawson, from the north GA mountains. May you have many more.

It looks like someone decided to modify the air flow with a .22 rifle!!:)

Tom, I can't find any numbers on mine anywhere. Mine is a much lower profile than yours. It has a Ford maintenance decal on it but no reference to any year.