Recent content by Mitch Bunkin in PA

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My condolences. Never forget the wonderful example he set & you will be truly blessed.

I'm a solid #1.

Hello everyone, The remanufacture of my particular Zenith-2 carb. cost me $600.00 plus $63.26 in replacement parts. Parts cost depend upon which parts need to be replaced and whether you want carefully restored originals or carefully tested repros. Mr. Frank kindly permitted me to visit over...

Even though my knowledge of Model “A’s” is very basic, I have this strong desire to get my 1930 Town Sedan back as close as possible to the way it was in 1930. That’s what motivated me to respond to the ad in the MARC magazine of Neal Frank, AKA “PASSING GAS CARBURETION.” (I also, recall Ford...

At the times all of you are talking about....what was the average salary?

Here is an interior photo of an all-original Town Sedan which I found on the internet 2/3 years ago.

Hi, My 1930 Town Sedan has a dealer's plate on firewall whose block number matches my engine block number. I bought it with about 57,000 miles on it & had Schwalms rebuild it at 60,000 miles. Mitch Bunkin

I have NOTHING AGAINST fibreglass. However, I'm getting a kick out of trying to include as many original things on my car as I can. For example,I finally found a restored pop-out ignition switch to replace my perfectly good non-original switch. No-one can see or tell, but I get a kick out of...

I agree with Pat, Ford3 and Steve Plucker.

An excellent portrayal of this psychologically flawed genius. For obvious reasons, I was most fascinated to view the part about the Model "A" and his actual role in the Model "A" story.

all the best for a joyous holiday season and a wonderful, fulfilling new year.

My heart goes out to everyone affected. The only good that can possibly come out of this tragedy is if it inspires the rest of us to continue to be decent and honorable to all and more loving than ever to those we feel closest to.

I've had Logolites for 3 or 4 years & love them. I attached wires to frame using those black plastic "slip through" ties you can get at hardware store. My grandchildren love to hear the chirping, cricket sound when I make a turn!!!

Thanks a lot, Marco. I couldn't find it in my reprint of a 1931 price list. Regards. Mitch