Recent content by Don/WI

Yes he did say Kentucky. SORRY! Don

Great to know that you are going to be back in the business in Arkansas. I purchase your cam quite a few years ago and a handful of members from our Nickle A Region MARC have also purchased that cam. We are all pleased with their performance. A few of us also purchased your shocks. They also...

Thanks for the information, I appreciate the reply.

So, what did Ford call this vehicle that is for sale in this thread? I would like to know, Thanks. Don/WI

I made a fixture for supporting the hub/drum assembly to remove the old studs and replace them by swagging new studs. I do use a hole drill to remove the swagged area of the old stud. Then the fixture and wheel/hub assembly is placed on my hydraulic press to push out the old studs. I then insert...

I am looking for a black and white picture or outline of a 1928 Closed Cab Pickup. Can anyone point me in the right direction. Thanks. Don/WI

Yes, that is the part. Thanks, Don/WI

Thanks, that's the information that I was looking for. Don/WI

The Nickle A Region of MARC had our annual Corn Roast today. On the trip home one of our members had the misfortune of breaking the clutch release bracket located on the lower shaft that passes thru the bell housing. i volunteered to help with removing the broken part and installing a new (or...

https://www.brattons.com/MODERN-BENDIX-DRIVE-MADE-IN-USA/productinfo/15961/ It looks like Brattons has the Modern Bendix in stock.

I replaced the cam in my rebuilt engine with a Stipe cam. Now I have a chance to sell the original cam. What would be a fair price? Thanks. Don/WI

What is the width of a 1930 Town Sedan? I am thinking of buying a Premium Portable Building and the width of the door opening is 70". Probably not much clearance if any. Thanks for any feedback.

That's pretty funny, but I agree. The question deserves an answer. Wondering why it didn't have this early type pan. I have been working on Model A s for 56 years and like Tom Wesenberg, have never seen or heard about this type of pan.

Thanks for the link Bob. Great information. Don/WI

When you get the new intake manifold, bolt it together with your existing exhaust manifold. If the mounting surfaces are not even, make sure that you get them machined before mounting the set onto the engine. Don/WI