Recent content by Jason in TX

Do you have a link or part number for which kit you installed for modern diaphragm?

Looking for a nice single wide five wheel with the narrow 3.5” width. Not looking for 4” or 4.5”. Thank you. See photos for reference.

I agree on the crank sensor. I watched when he put the intake on. Nothing is hanging below the intake. It is NOT running off the cam lobe. When he is ready to start the engine, you can see the wires run from the intake mounted ignition coils down to the black plate covering the flywheel. I think...

Hi there. Tom Moniz was keeping track for a while. my old email addresses for him are tmoniz@frontiernet.net 68C@frontiernet.net Here is what he replied back to me regarding my 68C with a 500s number back in October of 2010. your car is a very early one most likely made in late May or early...

To answer the question of "What would I need" to attend car events? I would want an option to drive my car through the event like a parade, and possibly stay in my car. Maybe have the event at a drive in outdoor theater. If you get out and walk around the cars, require masks be worn and ask...

Yes. This was a factory option in Late 1931 for Deluxe Coupes with a Rumble Seat. I have a late 31 Coupe indented firewall car that didn't have it because it had a trunk. I really wanted it and found all the original parts rather than ordering a kit. It is fairly easy. Remove the wood in your...

Sad to report that Dallas Model A Ford Club member and great friend George Tynan passed away last night July 16, 2020 at the age of 91. George was the 2003 MAFCA president, served on the board for 4 years and was selected by board of trustees of MAFFI to be the president from 2006-2008. In that...

Wow. Sad to hear this. He was an influencer in this hobby for sure. RIP Don.

Blah. Never mind. Bad news.

Dang Bubba. Raally sorry to hear that. Lots of prayers for emotional peace to you bud.

Interesting! I've been to his shop to do some work on an A and had no idea he was selling those kits. Good to know! :)

In 1932, they used a pull cable. You could rig up a cable on your steering column pretty easily with the 1932 switch.

Back to the top. Can send lots of pictures.

Back up to the top. Thanks for your help!

I tried the aluminum foil trick on some chromed 1934 brake pedals and it scratched the chrome that was shiny pretty badly.