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Is that the "Big House" at Malabar Farms in the background?

My engine was rebuilt in 2015. Including that year and the next three, I have averaged exactly 1,312 miles per year.

Thanks for the post!

John_gto, I looked at the ad for your new wrench. I'll bet you're glad that it's being shipped from a smoke free home! :p

I love it! You did a really good job!

I agree 100%. If you're tired of answering the same old questions, maybe it's time for YOU to move on. I'm sure every possible question has already been asked and answered about Model A's on this site over the years. Did anyone ever consider that some people might enjoy talking to others who...

Seeing the title of this thread reminded me of the tour our club takes to southern Ohio every year. We actually drive over the river and through the woods. https://www.fordbarn.com/attachments/339470/

The donut shape grommet fits on the firewall. The leather cupped grommet goes on the engine side of the firewall, with the smooth side toward the firewall followed by the metal cup washer then the spring.

I understand now! Thank you Mrtexas.

Where did you find the motor and horn sound together? Sounds pretty good! I went through the process and added a few music ringtones the other day. It took a little while, but it does work.

Thanks for sharing! Looks like they had a lot of beautiful cars.

The rubber grommet fits on the firewall. The leather cupped grommet goes on the engine side of the firewall, with the smooth side toward the firewall followed by the metal cup washer then the spring. This is out of Bratton's Catalog.

Congratulations on getting her out on the road! Be sure and save that video. You will look back at that in a year or two and see how far that you've come! Enjoy!

Mickey Mouse is my favorite of your collection!

Bob's picture is correct. They just slide under the tabs with the end of the bullets facing the center screw. That way they are less likely to pull out of the hole on the horn cover.