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They opened one in our Town, Melbourne Florida, we were invited to there soft opening and even comped our meals.

They just opened one in Melbourne Florida, our club was invited to the soft opening, they compt our meal for bringing our cars.

It seems no vendor sells a passenger door handle and ignition switch keyed alike. My passenger handle needed to be replace, so I want to have the ignition rekeyed to match, has anyone done this?

Blocks are correct, I know MAFCA had and article how to do it but can’t find it.

I bought a semi basket case Roadster Pickup, previous owner bolted the cab to the frame with the old wood and misc bolts. The doors didnt align, I ordered new wood and bolt kit, my questions is, where the front cab bolts to the frame, does the long wood piece go inside the channel? I did that...

Can someone help steer me in the right direction, the othe morning my 1930 Tudor, 6 Volt, Positive ground with Alternator had a dead battery. I charged the battery and it came back fine, its just over 1 year old, I didnt start it then but a few days later it was dead again. I disconnected the...

I have used paracord on my boat steering wheels, I like it on the Model A, may give it a try and match my interior.

Nice, Thank You for sharing.

That's why you should have 2 cars, that way you always have one for reference. (Your wife will understand)

I had the same problem,

Looking for a stainless luggage rack for my 1930 Tudor, all the posts I found are old and any links are expired or the company no longer exists. I want stainless as I'm on the Coast in Florida and every rust, especially chep knock offs. Any help would be appreciated.

Howdy "Old Geezer" from your neighbors in Melbourne Fl.

Had a bad day! Drove my Model A to a local monthly car show with a friend if mine. I dropped him off and when I went to start it I just heard the starter motor spin and not grab the flywheel. Got it home and removed the starter and this is what I saw, the bolt on the spring came out along with...

Rebuilding my seats on my 1930 Tudor, everything was going well until I got to the drivers seat bottom. Im not sure what to call it, the best I can describe it is chainmail, it's the thin wire that covers the bottom of the seats, mine is falling apart, I searched some online catalogs but came up...

Getting ready to redo my interior, I have a pneumatic stapler and familiar with convertible tops and modern interior repair/replacements, what length staples is everyone using? (My gun uses T50’s) Thanks in Advance.