Recent content by jayvee34

Possibly a third brake light?

I recall the same problem in my 40 Ford sedan. I replaced the worn bushings in the shifting rods. Problem solved.

When I had my 40 Merc 4 dr. sedan it had a cracked glass in the left rear. I got a replacement glass from Ball's Rod and Custom. It fit perfect. Don't know about pricing, been several years ago. If your cracked glass is still in the car, remove and use for a pattern.

I used Bob's to rebuild all the gauges in my 34 Buick coupe a number of years ago. They did do a good job, but they IMO ripped me off with the price. If you use them, be sure to get a firm quote before sending your gauges . Back then they asked for all the gauges be sent to them before getting a...

Thanks Mart, I really enjoy your video's of Prescott, and Pendine.

Looks like we dodged the bullet here in St. Augustine. I live about 20 miles west of the city, and had, and still have wind gusts up to about 25 to 30 mph, and little to no rain, just some fine mist. Praise the Lord

I guess my recollection is not to good. My apologies, and thanks for the correction.

To the best of my recollection: In the 30's, 40's, and 50's, the oil changing interval's was recommended every 1,000 miles. Also I remember the new cam bearings after the 312 c.i, engine came out was grooved, to let the oil flow to the upper valve rocker arms incase the oil hole in the bearing...

That is the one that I received in my email, glad you found it.

Not able to get the video uploaded. If someone here might be able to do it, here is the file #: WhatsApp 2023-23-06-28 at 08.51.211 Thanks

Trying to upload a video I received this morning showing the results of two ev's that crashed into each other. Terrible explosion's of the batteries. If I can get this video uploaded I will post it.

Mine is a 1944 2N. I recently got it running again after it sit in my front yard as yard art for about 30 years. Had to replace all the sheet metal parts. All the mechanical parts were in great shape. Cranked right up after replacing the electrical parts.

Mine is a 1944 2N

Great find !! I also like the N series tractor in picture #1.

IMO: The brakes have been adjusted to where the brake shoes are to tight against the brake drums, so the brake pedal would not be able to travel much when pressed. with the wheels off the ground, try backing off the adjustment at each wheel and turn the wheel by hand where you will feel a slight...