Recent content by dicer2000

Thanks everyone. @rotorwrench - Can I just close off that clear air boss as I'll be manually choking it?

Hi Gents... I've got an 885 that I'd like to use. However, I don't know what a couple of holes are for. I assume they might have to do with an Auto Choke and/or governor(?) Can you identify them (See red arrows) and could I just cover them up and use it? Thanks in advance.

How about width? Can it get in a 7' wide trailer. I assume not. Thanks again.

Perfect. Thank you guys

Hi everyone, Can someone provide me with the exact dimensions of a '32 pickup? It is just a farm truck but the bed seems longer than the Model A bed that I'm used to. I want to buy an enclosed trailer to go get it (its in a barn far away currently), and want to make sure I don't go too small...

Ok gents. I'll pull those and let you know what I find. Thanks.

I'm trying to determine if this truck has been converted to 12V. Can someone tell me based on the generator? It has a 47-48 Flathead in it. Thanks in advance! (Pics are attached)

Looking for four (or five) Model A Tires 30-31 => 19". Please PM me if you have some I can buy. Whitewalls would be preferred. Thanks, Brett

Thank you everyone. Great references -- my grandpa was really impressed!

(Same question from HAMB, but thought you guys might be able to answer better) My grandpa's Model A has a police head (he thinks). It is on his Model B engine. We're hoping someone can give us more information on it. Such as, who made it (was it original Ford equipment)? Does it give higher...

*Found - thanks* Hi All -- I'm looking for a nice 30-31 Hood Top. Just the top, not the sides. I'd like to find one in pretty good shape. Thanks!

Thanks Max. I knew someone could save me two months of work to figure this out. Great investigative work!

Whatever it was, judging by the chicken wire, it was a chicken coop at one point of its life!

Wow - thats a great find. Thanks for posting!

Hey everyone, Can you help me further identify these Model Ts? Year, type, etc? Long story short, my grandparents were kicked off their homestead land which would become the Rocky Mountain Arsenal. It was in July 1942. They had two days to pack everything into the model t's and leave...