Recent content by davidgrant

Wanted: Front seat cushion for a 1942-47 Ford Pickup or Truck front seat cushion. I have a very nice seat back rest for my pickup, however, I am missing the seat cushion. The 1942-47 seat cushion has an adjustable seat mounting bracket. Thank you!

Wanted: A pair of straight, 1935 Ford 5-window rear bumper brackets, from a dry climate. Thank you!

Sold. Thank you all

1941 Mercury Convertible project car. I have owned this 1941 Mercury for more years than I care to remember. Over those years, I have purchased several parts that were missing, such as door windows, vent windows, trim, interior parts and sheet metal parts. However, this is by no means a...

1932 Ford Roadster body project. This original body was found in the backyard of a San Fernando Valley home about 15 years ago. This Ford Roadster was a drag car at one time. Some believe it could be the Howard Cam #4, car based on a few telltale items that were with the body at the time of...

Looking for an original 1941 Ford pickup column shift. I also need a good right rear fender and right running board. Thanks

jodell, Check with EMS sheet metal parts. I believe they stamp out this piece for your very need. DGrant

RPM, I know this is an old post and I thought I would respond, since I too am looking for a 1941 Ford pickup column shift. As you know the first column shift was an option in 1941. My friend found one for his '41 Ford pickup, since his father purchased a '41 Ford pickup new and came with the...

Flathead Ted, I was on the planning committee for 17 months. It was a great event. We could have used more '32 Fords and more people. Send me your email address and I will send some photos. davidgrant@fastermac.net David Grant

Randy, This is a great idea. I have owned two '32 3 windows, actually the first was just the body with no other parts, not even the wood or door jamb tin. It was missing the doors and had a gutted deck lid. I believe it was a trunk car. I paid $150 in 1974 and sold it in 1975 for $350.00...

What are the differences between a 5 window door and a 4 door front door? Can you spot the differences by eye or does it require an exact measurement?

NathanMac, This is what I do. I heat up the axle around the spring perch and then allow parafin wax to soak in. Be careful, the wax will catch fire if the axle is too hot. I let the axle cool and repeat several times. Eventually, the perch will loosen and you can drive it out with a punch...

You may have solved this problem, since you made this post in 2010, but I just had to reply. Take a look at the NAPA Heater control catalog. It has a section of blower motors with dimensions, rotation direction, shaft size, speeds and voltage. I have used these motors in many restoration...