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This set of brakes was taken off my restored, '29 Coupe. All original parts in what I would call at least very good condition. everything worked very well on the driver car. Just change to hydraulic. No rust on drums or backing plates. All surfaces good. Will send all brake rods. Bearings...

Have a pair of square back spindles. Blasted, wire brushed, clean and ready to go. Bushings removed. You pay shipping. Thanks

Looking for a passenger side running board for a 40-41 pickup. Let me know what ya got. Bryan

Thanks Chris.

For Sale a pair of rear bumper brackets. Came off a 29 Coupe. Not rusty, not pitted. In excellent condition with lightly flaking paint only. Not bent and never appear to have been repaired. With foot perch for rumble seat and spreader bar (not shown). Price plus shipping. Bryan SOLD

Everything sold! Thanks FordBarn

The Holley one works just fine for me on my model A running a Holley 94. Adjusted to 1.5 lbs. and no issues.

Thanks for the input. Greyhound will take them wrapped in plastic, no strapping required.

If we can work things out, I'm sure that I can get them there. Strapped to a pallet maybe? bbsofa4u@earthlink.net

EVERYTHING SOLD Cannot seem to delete add. Have a complete set of four fenders from a Ca. car. Car is a 31 Will be removing and wish to sell. All need some minor work, see photos. Drivers side wheel well. No rust out. Largest dent is the one seen in passenger rear, it is the only deep dent...

Thanks for the response. I think I know where you are going here. So, if I wanted to do some "trial and error" timing by rotating the dizzy a degree or two, it would be okay. Then I could optimize my timing.

Interesting reading here. So here comes the question.... I am using a FS electronic ignition which is self advancing up to 28 degrees (right way to put it?) When I set up my ignition, I made a pointer which lined up with my pulley and marked it a TDC. Would you ever rotate the dizzy to advance...