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Alex....you bolt a fixture onto the end of the ends of the reversed eye spring that will allow the spreader ends a contact point to "bite" into. Joe

I wasn't born until 1951, but my uncle was stationed on the USS Tennessee the morning of the Japanese invasion of Pearl Harbor. He witnessed first hand the destruction of the Arizona, as they were moored just fore of it. My dad fought in Europe, including Normandy, the Battle of the Bulge, and...

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to all fellow Barners. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and experience. Joe

I was lucky enough to come across a signed, numbered set of the Fordiana books by Lorin Sorensen a couple of years ago. Some great reading and period photos.

I've got Navarro heads from H&H.......they use the stock studs.

Great looking car....how about some more information on the ****** swap? Whose leaf kit / rear end, did you use, etc? Joe

I've had really good luck with C&G, visited their facility in April during a trip to the Del Mar Goodguy's event. Good people. Joe

I drained my gauge today....took it for a ride up to temperature, checked it a couple of times. It's still early, but it seems like it's holding the the 2 1/2 pounds of pressure I set it at initially. Thanks...... Joe

I've got the same issue......Holley regulator with liquid pressure gauge. If I adjust it to 2 pounds pressure, at either fuel pump only pressure (not running) or start-up pressure, after driving for 10 minutes gauge will show zero. I've read that the liquid filled gauge may be the issue. (HAMB...

No car, but I'll be there.....are you working, or just enjoying? The weather sounds a little iffy..... Joe

I had a cast c-clamp break on me recently. (have now purchased two old / forged clamps) I like to wrap a length of chain around the spring as well, for extra security. Unbelievable amount of force in these springs..... Joe

Apply some lube to the ball, some compressed air through the small hole on the opposite end, and it pops right on...... Joe

Looks great Chris.....you're really nailing it! Joe

Re: 1932 3w build thread / “freshening up What a great car........please keep the updates coming! Joe