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As a kid I worked on mine by myself, sure wish I now could help people with there Model A's and AA's. Once you are hooked you always love the old girls.

Welcome and happy to have youas another Ford Barn member. As for the color I think you have beige and dr. brown. my two cents good looking car

e-mail or call me at terry_rose2002@yahoo.com or 574-221-1475 I havee pics of the AA frame.

Thank you all I m glad to know people still care. In this there is no dumb questions. Thanks you all.

My dad used a piece of leather on rod bearing instead of babbit metal. It worked.

Get off that man's back he has the right to ask a question. I like it, I own 1 now but have owned as high as 6 at one time. Keep it up 700 rpm. There is alway one bad apple in the tree.

This is what to look for.

get a hold of A & L if you have the code they will make a dey for you they did for me and fit great.

check and make sure you have 6 volts go ignition switch and to the end of ignition switch cable.

you mit want to look at cleaning the inside of the engine block. Have a radiator shop check for tubes in radiator that mit be plugging to restreck the flow of colant. my 2 cents

I have a AA pickup and making drawing of the parts with pics. Tring to get part # for the parts as well. Its fun but very time consuming.

Welcome to the Ford family, were here to help and learn things. You may not know use personally but were all your friends. Ive been a model A fan all my life. Now i own a 1929 AA pickup. I rent a room from a friend and he has a retoration shop and builds high performance engines. restories...

would you be willing to sell some of them spare parts? If yes please e-mail me at terry_rose2002@yahoo.com ) or call 574-221-1475 terry_rose2002

Check to see if your mileage guage is working, If so it is maybe the speedometer magntisam is week.