Recent content by Ike Bunn

Thank you all.

I would agree with you on that score which is why my truck as a newer rear end under it!

I agree. Thank you!

I am attempting to learn what the parts are that I removed from a 1935 Ford Pickup axle. The parts attach to the rear axle with U-bolts and extend under the radius rods. There are no part numbers or manufacturer stamped into these parts. Any help in identifying these parts is appreciated. Thank...

Thank you. Was this a Ford product or aftermarket?

Thank you. Was this a Ford product or an aftermarket product? Thanks again.

The parts in the picture were removed from a 1935 Ford Pickup Truck and appear to be support for the rear spring shackles. Part numbers found on the parts are F-37-L and F-37-R. If anyone has any further info on the parts I would appreciate it, Thank you! IB

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Thank you for the reply. Would the "accessory front plate" be offered by a Ford dealership or a third party such as a vanity plate maker? I have searched the Internet and I am unable to find any reference to the plate. Thanks again. IB

I have a license plate topper that is approximately 9" long X 3" tall black with white lettering. The license plate reads 1923 in 1.5" tall numbers on the right side of the plate, Ford in script on the left side, and Model T at the bottom of the plate. I have asked two Model T clubs for...

After getting the #1 cylinder to TDC and the pulley and the pointer lined up, does the distributor rotor point to the number one spark plug or the number one distributor wire on the distributor cap? Thank you. IB

Thanks so much. You nailed it for us!

Thank you for the reply.

I would greatly appreciate help in decoding a 1956 Mercury serial number: #56LA38922M# Style is BU64D Body Specif is 88-650-9E-24 We believe this to be a standard two door hard top "Medalist" because the car has no chrome trim under the side windows. We are trying to positively identify the...