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Mine is a 1929 Tudor, built on June 1st Saturday 1929.

I have the same problem with my hub ,exactly how is the new hub pressed on without taking the housing off? thanks

1929 ford

Well...... I felt really good about myself for having the original steering arms rebuilt along with new tie rod end parts. I was all set to align the front end when I thought I would look at the "Ford Service Bulletin" on alignment. It says....When reinstalling tie rod ends...."Be sure the...

Is that a 5 cylinder model "A" block?

I need 4 or 5 21" white wall tires for my '29 Tudor Ford.

mshmodela... I used gas grill paint on my 9 point '29 model "A" manifold too.

No, the housing has to be removed and set into a lathe...then the worn hub is cut down to fit the new race.....the axle housing needs to be about 1-1/2 thousands larger than the ID of this sleeve for a good press fit.

This is how the housing race looks like and why it has to be turned down and a new race fitted on.

I'm in need of 2 front brake drums with hubs, the ones I have cannot be turned because they are warped.....thanks

Been putting this project off a long time, I would like to safely remove the axel housing on the right side so the housing race can be repaired. What would be the right and safe way of removing the housing. Does the rear spring have to be removed on both sides or the side that has to be removed...

I like to find a new or good used set of 450 / 500 21" White wall tires for my '29 model "A" tudoor sedan. I really need 5 tires but will take 4, name your very best price. Willing to travel up to 125 miles to pick up......thanks

I can remember "Service Station Awards" they were made of a dark wood and a brass plate with the owners name and how many years he has been with the company. I know Shell gave them out about every 5 years.

I'm thinking of buying this kit sold by Snyder's and other vendors, is it worth doing? Do you have to use the front brake roller track with this set up. thanks

What causes the top of a rear wheel to lean inward?