Recent content by old31

Marshall, you must be a very rich man by now!:)

I bought the car in 1962. It was a frame off restoration and it turned out to be a really great show, car that I drove the hell out of.I remember towing at to LeBaron Bonnie and they did the interior and the top. It was a 29 two door sedan.

I finally got the paint mixed and the color looks good. I have always used Nasson paints. They mixed it using Valspa. Any comments on this Paint?

Are you sure? I thought it meant AR AR captain!:D

Marshall you are corect about concept paint. I went to another ppg store and they told me the codes were for concept, it was obsolete, and they could not help me.

No, the kid will be asking the make and model and what’s the VIN number.

What is the PPG 3 or 4 digit code for Tacoma Creme? I printed out Marshalls above doc and brought it to the local PPG shop, they looked at it then asked me for the code?

ouch, how much is that per gallon?

Where is a good place to order wheel paint (tacoma creme) and have it shipped. I need 1 quart of single-stage.

x2 on what Marshall said. Depending on the car, don't be afraid to go to 1 turn on the gav.

My head looks identical to post #3, with the little wings before the number. So, this is good info; it's a repro, made in 2003. What got me so excited was this ad on ebay...

I just bought a sedan that has a Winfield head. The stamp on it is 03–112. One; what does the stamp mean? Two; what is the compression ratio? Three; how much is the head worth?

What started me was a bicycle ride. I was 13 years old, and I saw this 29 model A tudor sedan sitting up on a hill, and I had never seen one before. I knocked on the guy's door and asked him if it was for sale. He said I'll have to get back to you my son has been wanting to restore it for many...

I bet my final dumpster is bigger than your final dumpster!

Paul, that is great news. Bring on those young guys to keep these A's ticking. Because my ticker won't be ticking forever!