Recent content by rprice

Personally, I wouldn't use any synthetic oil in my Model A. Not because it isn't good, but it's kind of expensive since I change my oil every autumn. So I use a good brand of 10W-30 oil and it's worked out well. Rog

There were whitewalls on my '30 Dlx Coupe when I bought it 14 years ago. When I replace the tires, they'll be blackwalls. I feel that black tires more correctly represent what the car looked like when it was new. That's my opinion and I'm 76. Rog

All I can say is REMARKABLE!!!! Rog

The 2 blade aluminum fan is well made and works extremely well. I've had no problems with overheating since installing this fan. Rog

I have a Fun Projects voltage regulator in my Model A in place of the cutout for a number of years and it has performed very well. It even looks like the standard cutout and has the Ford script on it. Go for it. Rog

Wow, you've done some beautiful woodwork. Please keep us posted on your progress. I'm looking forward to the finished product. Good luck. Rog

I would feel a whole lot more comfortable spending a little more money and buying the Lester tires. They're made in the U.S. and that's a bonus to me. Rog

Mike, that's fantastic news! Mazel tov to you and your whole family. I love hearing about and seeing such terrific news. I think you've made the day for a lot of people here. Rog

Amen to that. Rog

I had the privilege of seeing that car up close in '03 at the National Meet in Dearborn in the Hyatt Lobby. It was neat to see that car close up. Don't know where it is now. Rog

Cool video of a cool car. Beautiful restoration. It looked terrific next to the biplane. Rog

Thanks Gil. I looked up a number of car companies from my past. Good stuff. Rog

And a very Happy & Healthy New Year to all Model Aers. Can't wait for winter to be over so I can drive my Model A. Rog

Thanks for the pix. Ken Ebert is the best! Rog

From here, it looks like a darn nice car. Looks very solid. Best of luck with it and have fun restoring it. Rog