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1932 - The Tie Rod Wobble
I had the issue on my '29 roadster on '32 rails. I noticed it was much more prone to do it when I ran a lower front tire pressure. I kept the front tire pressure up around 35 PSI and it really seemed to help.- qzjrd5
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- Forum: Early V8 (1932-53)
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1928 1929 Roadster windshield posts stanchions
Stock height stanchions. I believe these are zinc die cast. A few extra holes. Nice shape. Price does not include shipping. Thanks, Mike Bailey 586 291 7299 or PM me -
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1929 Roadster on '32 frame
SALE PENDING Hate doing this, but something has to go. 1929 Ford roadster, Brookville panels except for original cowl top, '30-'31 hood sides, and original grille insert (has Vintique shell) 1932 Ford frame, JW rails, built by Ionia Hot Rod Shop. Boxed with belled holes, X member. Dropped... -
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1928-1929 Ford Model A Roadster Doors
One left and one right door. Both relatively rough, but pretty solid. Not much rust, but quite a few dents, cuts, and holes! These will require some work to make them usable, but they can be saved. Price does not include shipping. Mike 586 291 7299 -
1932 Ford Tudor
SOLD Very original car that I purchased off the original owner's grandson about year and a half ago from a small farm near Saginaw, MI. Car hadn't been on the road since 1957. You can read the story here.... http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=441644 Car is almost all... -
'53 Merc Flathead - Value and Identification
Went and looked at this engine today to potentially put into my '32 Tudor. I have a rebuilt flathead V8 trans I'd like to hook it up to. The seller wants $500 and wont budge on the price. It turns over freely, but he hasn't heard it run. Is this a truck engine? Any other comments? I am...- qzjrd5
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Bringing It Home
'32 from near Saginaw, MI. Loaded up.... Unloaded at home....- qzjrd5
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- Forum: Early V8 (1932-53)