Recent content by highway 101

I know about that! Sometimes I wonder if the manufacturer even knows what the car looks like that they are making parts for. I make a lot of patch panels from scratch rather than buy them for the fit reason. Jim ford

Thanks, I have the ability to make all the parts myself but if they are available at a reasonable price and fit why reinvent the wheel. Jim Ford

That is what I figured, just thought someone else must have done this and had some pointers. Thanks, Jim Ford

I have a 41 truck flathead that I am trying to get the valves out of. It was full to the top with water when I got it so everything is rusty. I don't want to break anything like guides or the block. Any slick tricks for this? Thanks Jim Ford

I have a very rusty 29 pickup and would like advice on who to get sheet metal repair panels from. I need a set of sub rails, lower door inner and outer (up to the beltline on the outer) and cowl lowers. Thanks for the help Jim Ford

For sale Wide Five adapters for those who want to run a modern rear end but want to keep stock wheels on your 36-39 Ford. They are 1/2" thick 6061 aluminum and come in three bolt patterns 4.5", 4.75", 5.5" please specify what you need when ordering. These are not modified sprint car adapters...

Hi. New to the forum I thought I should introduce myself. Jim Ford hot rod builder for Fosses hot rods and cool cars. I am interested in learning about flatheads and their quirks and other early Ford stuff. Thanks for this forum. Jim Ford