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I have a set of standard and metic that are craftsman they are a combination wrench, box end is as good as expected, open end is terrible.

They were used in many farm implements at the time, Gleaner combines used them. Larger oil filler and if I remember correctly they came with a .40 overbore and domed pistons.

Being retired and having more projects than money I do buy HF tools. I have found to look up the tool on line and check the reviews, they seem to be an honest representation of the most items. Also I ask the clerks at HF about returns on particular items, they will tell me if they get allot of...

JC whitney used to sell the seat covers,you could at least check there.:)

Looks great, neat passengers also. Good luck!:)

I would be sure that they are asbestos , I have been a certified asbestos inspector-management planner since 1987. Even most new sets of brake shoes are asbestos since they can't find anything that works as well as it does. Working it wet if you must is a great idea.:confused:

;)Beautiful girl and wonderful Smile , you are blessed!

Great idea, thanks!:D

I have been told that Hitler stole the plans and the German Military buildt and used them allot! :rolleyes:

Re: "What is the most improper way you've used your vintage car?" -Petrolicious I had my 30 Tudor since I was a junior in high school. Used it drag the baseball field before a game at least once, it had a trailer hitch on it at the time. This would had been about 1966.:)

8N ford tractor basicly had a Model A engine until the over head valve engine came out for them in the Jubilee editions in 1953. :)

FDR had one if not more modified (hand controls because of his legs)Model A 's that he drove on a regular basis.

;) Thanks for sharing your wonderful attitude with us! God Bless You!

There is one still sitting along K-59 Hiway north of Mustochah, Ks with the engine still in it. I had a friend with a 30 coupe that had the Gleaner Model A engine it. He has still passed away don't know what happened to it. I would image his son has it now.

Went to the Lawrence Kansas Swap meet on Saturday morning, picked up several small items for our '57 Chevy coupe project. But the best find was a pair of re-buildable rear fenders for my '30 Tudor sedan. Reasonable prices and great day!