Recent content by Jon-Ohio

Gaslight in Ohio makes them new. Hope you have deep pockets- $$$$$ https://gaslightauto.storesecured.com/items/Model-A-Parts/Ford-Front-Fenders/list.htm

Are there any internet web sites or articles that cover early Power House generator restoration ? Thanks - Jon in ohio

Several Mqdel A's listed + other vintage cars and items https://www.metzgerauction.com/auction_info/4074

Re: ‘29 Front Fender (Steel) Source ?? Gas Light Auto in Urbana Ohio makes new front fenders and they generally need some reworking to fit properly https://gaslightauto.storesecured.com/items/model-a-parts/ford-front-fenders/list.htm

Thanks Joe K for the info Jon in ohio

Was wondering what the thread size is for the brass petcock valve on the lower radiator hose pipe ? Jon in Ohio -thanks

It is getting hard to find 40 wt non detergent oil anymore. MY 1930 engine is stock rebuilt with no add on oil filter. Are detergent oils -OK - ie Shell Rotella ? - or something else ? Thanks for any advice and help Jon in Ohio

There is a parts dealer in the Springfield Mo area - I don't know anything about them . Battlefield Antique Ford Parts 5054 S. Broadview Battlefield, MO, 65619 417/882-7923 E-mail: battlefielda@aol.com I've always used Bratton's, Snyders or A&L - my favorite. Jon in Ohio

A bit pricey - any takers ? https://www.ebay.com/itm/Model-A-Ford-Horn-Reproduction-Polished-Stainless-Steel/283592572509?hash=item42076f3e5d:g:scsAAOSweXddYoCt

The 6 volt model was all red with an oval yellow label - labeled Jubilee #90 and with a bull shown on it - on the front rounded top. - it was also sold as a fog horn.I bought mine new from JC Whitney back in the 1970's and I still have it on my coupe.Not sure who made it but they were located...

8-32 x 13/16" according to Brattons catalog

A & L does sell just the motor for $100 the last time I check A & L Parts Specialties PO box 301 Canton CT 06019 860-693-0112

I agree with all the above about fender fit etc. Also would not convert my 30 coupe to a rumble seat which I did back in the 60's and 70's when that was a big fad of the time. I would not put WW tires on it and I would just paint it all black - preferably an antique patina type of black if...

A & L parts in Connecticut carries GMI horn motor covers - both types in case your in need. Jon in Ohio

An interesting site for scams: http://www.scamorama.com/