Recent content by kpreed

I put a LED on my 1929. It is a bunch brighter, but be ready to do a bit of work on it to make it fit right. Good Luck!

Did not know we are at this point in time (cars and forum)...sad, I wrote this sitting in my Model "A", so I think it is OK to be here, thanks so much for the video and the education.

Please do not ever feel some do not want "Education" . I for one, love learning about early manufactures other then "Ford" too. Thank You!

I bought many things from Andy in the 80s, for my 1940 Plymouth and 1946 DeSoto. Always prompt and most times N.O.S. high quality stuff! ✭✭✭✭ Ken

My Colorado club dues are $40, not sure why they are so steep.:eek:

I own and am sole driver (as far as I know ) of my Pick-up.

Hello, I warm the STP in hot water to make it pore better, then through my funnel, fill the Trans, about 1½ pints.

Hello, Yes, I use straight STP in the Trans, I not done the rear-end yet, but it will be STP also. I double clutch too, I think it works fine, but do not expect to much from it. I was told about this from a another Model "A" guy.

Back, many moons ago, I worked at a local "Auto Salvage" after school. The man I worked for was very grumpy, he had open the yard (about 25 acres) from the early 1920s till the 1970s. A guy found a Radiator for his mid 20s Chevy. On talking to the owner, the price was $40 was givin, the guy...

I have had very good luck getting my 29's Speedo from Papanick on this board (he also is in the want ad area). E-mail him your needs at jrnichols642@yahoo.com

I did not re-build my own trans., this time (my hands shake too much), but had a well known guy do it for me. He put 90W gear oil in it and it grinds bad! Put the right oil in and you will be fine, I did one a few years ago and remember thinking how easy it was. Good Luck!

Before I moved up-here in Colorado, I had a "Lift" put in on my old place. Yes ,it could hoist a much bigger car or truck then an "A", but it was used and from a closed gas station and total cost installed, around $600. And it worked great! Ken

Living in the mountains, we do get some bad weather. I find it comes down to two things for me on Ice and Snow. The right kind of tires is number one with me, I find traction tires on the rear (mud and snow type) work best for me in the Snow and on ice, plus I carry snow chains, but yet to use...

Very Nice! GREAT JOB FINDING SUCH A NICE "T". I wish you where closer, I love to see your truck.

I run 16s on my truck, but a 21" is in the well. My 6.00 x 16 spare is a bit wide for it to fit.