Recent content by nelsb01

You could try and clear your cache and cookies. Click on the 3 dots in the upper right of your screen and there will be a pull down menu. Click on Delete Browsing Data. Run it. Caution -- it will delete all your 'remember me' sign ons so make sure you know all your different sites passwords.

And everyone should remember that if you do not recognize an email address, place you mouse pointer over it and it will show you what it actually is. Most cases the email address says some name that you recognize, but the actual email address is not anything that you will recognize. DELETE is...

You pose a good question. There were a few more empty spaces this year in my opinion. Was there less Ford parts? That is open to opinion. There were lots of Ford collectible items. The thing that bothers me a bit is that there still was the wooden nickel the AACA hands out with the dates for...

Riveted on was the way it came from the assembly plant.

Agreed. That's the way I did them on my 1936

I guess no one understands rubber cement. It never dries completely and can be rolled off with a finger. Why use it to hold the welting? Because you can pull it off and reset it the welting. Think post-it notes. Available at most office supply businesses.

Rubber cement is your friend here. That is what I used. Also, check your fenders. My 1936 pickup front fenders had tiny holes which made me thing that there were small nails that held the fender welt in place. But, still used the rubber cement.

Nope. The official program has the Pontiac with stock rims

Marv49 There are a couple of great antique shops to browse. (Black Swan, Crossroads Antique Mall) On your way back to IL, you could stop in Altoona and see the world famous Horseshoe Curve You have to visit Chocolate World at Hershey Park. Strasburg is not too far away -- Strasbury Railway and...

Note: Today (Wednesday Sept 30) we drove by Carlise via the PA turnpike. The field that you see from the turnpike, looks like it was Sunday. Lots of grass.

Those holes should have plugs in them to cover the holes. The holes are for tightening the windshield hinge. Look up at them and it will make sense as you should see a screw once you look into the hole. To verify, remove the wiper cover (the rectangle metal) above.

We are all busy packing and some like me, have already left. (Monday is pack in day, with Tuesday being the 'official' start) Planning on participating in the National Woodie Meet in Wildwood NJ prior to Hershey. The Race of Gentleman (TROG) is also happening in Wildwood this coming weekend...

The lady in my life has said that she has a plan for when I am gone. Any car related stuff goes in a paper grocery bag and it will be "a buck a bag" unless it doesn't fit in the bag, then it will be five dollars.

And fun to work on when the body is on the frame. Find you grandkid with the small hand.

Thanks..........see you in eleven or twelve days