Recent content by Jlau

Hello! Just trying here for possible information. We have a 59 Edsel Corsair Convertible in very nice condition. We are looking for reverse lights (clear lenses). The previous owner (I'm guessing) couldn't find any, so he put red lenses in and disconnected the back-up lights. We are trying...

Hello! We are restoring a 56 Montclair. The correct paint under the hood for this engine is Blue air cleaner and silver valve covers with blue lettering. Do we have to use high temp engine paint on the valve covers? We have an abundant supply of the Argeant Silver paint to use for various...

We have a 1958 Ford Courier Sedan that we have just restored. We bought it at auction but it needed a lot of work. Attached are a couple of photos. I have been unable to find any production numbers on this vehicle. Any ideas? Thanks, John

We have matching frame and data plate VINs. What is a buck tag, is that the build sheet?

That makes more sense.

I may have stumbled onto something that deserves it's own thread. During the past week, I have been posting thoughts and info regarding the authenticity/originality of our 1960 Sunliner's 352/360 HP engine. A lot of good information was exchanged. Until this past week, everything that I have...

KULTULZ, here is the URL that you requested: https://www.fordfe.com/352-360hp-rods-t96545.html. This is one of the forums that you referred to me. I will keep you posted if I find out anything of interest. More information discovered this morning! As with the writer of the thread above...

We have a new development! One of our mechanics realized that the C1TE-C rods DID NOT come out of the Sunliner, they came out of our 57 Skyliner with a 292. We went back to the parts shelves and he located the rods that he actually pulled out of the Sunliner. Lo and behold, they are...

OK, guys, here we go. Yes, the photos are from the engine in the car. This is not a 292. We have a 57 Skyliner with a 292 Thunderbird Special, and we are familiar with those valve covers. "This chart shows the block casting number of a 1960 Hi-po 352 would be EDC-B or EDC-C" I have...

Wow! Thanks for the responses. Here are some photos and other information that I have collected. I remembered incorrectly. The rods are for a 292, not a 312.

I just joined your MB last week. I was trying to find out some info, and I stumbled upon a thread in which you guys were discussing how Fords could not be numbers matching, only well-documented. I am a GTO guy, so this was news to me. Here's my story: I manage a classic car collection for a...