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I have read reports that when registering a Model A, the inspector knew what to look for and it was required to lift the body so they could check the frame number. It would be interesting to know where the information that not all frames were stamped because as I understand, the frame were...

Waterproof glue and toothpicks for the screw and nail holes. Other option for screw holes might be drill and install a plug/dowl.

Zenith was not used during T production but was sold as aftermarket. Zenith is a French company and did use metric so yes Henry did approve.

Click on his username and send a message from the dropdown menu. Sorry I haven't used the classifieds for a while and had a brain fart.

If you are trying to reply to an ad, you need to send them a PM. You can't reply on the post itself. Click on their name and in the drop down pick send message. Or, is that were you see the red message box, in the send message drop down?

If you have not, post that on the actual Model A forum and you could have the 10 posts that are needed! :)

You are asking in the wrong place. The Fordbarn is more directed at original cars not hot rods but the Jalopy Journal could be just the place you should ask. https://www.fordbarn.com/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=25

Are you using a VPN when this happens?

You could talk/post about your project if it is related to the topics, that is what these forms are for.

If you haven't, this sister page might be a better source for the information you are looking for. https://www.fordbarn.com/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=25 Good luck with your project!

This section isn't for car questions so please ask your question on the Model A forum section. Snyders Antique Auto Parts makes the springs sold by the dealers.

There are some clubs (don't matter the brand or vintage) that are only social clubs and there are those that are hands on about the cars themself. While I am active in the local T club, it is more in the social direction and has been from the start. So know what you want when you join, not all...

All said and done, I really don't mind paying that very small fee. Been doing it when paying club fees for the Dodge Brothers club for a while now.

Re: A Won’t Start and Stumped Is the rotor pointed at the correct terminal in the cap?

Please re-ask on the V8 forum page. This section is not for car questions. Cut and paste your post there.