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I am selling 1 (one ) 28 mod A headlight in original confition.

I recently had the same problem and turned it into a boatail speedster using wooden slats to form the boatail here are some pics

My speedster is also nearing completion

How an I find out and buy one of tom's voltage regulator ?

Thank you Tom, thats exactly what I needed to know. I probably will have to tap the holes for the correct FH screws

This generator has only one mounting bracket which is bolted to the engine. Tensioning is done by simply applying torque to the generator and tightening the one large bolt.

The Mounting flange on my powerhouse generator broke recently and in the process caused a small hole in my radiator. No problem I'll replace the bracket with a new one, fix the radiator hole and pretend all is well. 1st pictures on line show the gen. bracket is held on with three flathead...

I am selling a completely restored 28 radiator for a model A Ford. The radiator was completely rebuilt by a local professional radiator shop. The tanks were removed, cleaned, and all the tubes rodded I am selling this radiator because it does not fit my early Canadian (28) tudor.There are a...

I am selling one (1) early 28 headlight. Itis complete with lens and reflector. If interested call Barney @ 716 662 5398

I recently blew out the muffler on my 24 T and replaced it with a Ss muffler. The engine worked quite well before i installed the SS mufler, now the engine seems like it has no power. Is it possible there is to much backe pressure with the new muffler?

I have used PC7 for many applications. I to think it is better than JB weld. I have patched holes in Gas tanks ( Both plastic & metal ) It will withstand very high temperatures . If you mix the two part adhesives, it has the consistency of putty, and can be smoothed out with isopropyl alcohol...

Not model A but still beautiful classic cars and trailers!!!!

I need (1) one Headlight Rim and lense to fit this headlight

These are some interesting pics of the huge Ford plant in the early 1900's

Here are some interesting pics of the old Ford plant