Recent content by Shadetree

Thanks `40 Cpe and V8COOPMAN. I will try this procedure in the Spring. In the meantime I'll try blocking the clutch pedal down. Believe me, I have missed the 'Barn too!

My`35 Cabriolet has been sitting for awhile and now the clutch won't release. The pedal travel is good, just won't release. It was fine when parked. Thanks.

I met Roy at Hershey a few years back. Interesting to talk to, great guy!

What a classic!!

I have bought several items from Bob Drake over the years and have never had an issue. Just sayin'.

USAF 1955-1959. Aircraft mechanic on F-86D. Spent three years in Germany.

My wife and I had dinner with Mike and Joan just last week in Spencer, WV. He seemed to be in good spirits. We always saw Mike on our trips to Florida. He was a good friend, we will miss him.. Bud Reynolds

But the buyer wants me to refund his money before he sends the doors back, he says im out of line asking for the process to take that route, He trusted you with his money when he bought the doors. Why wouldn't he trust you again to give him his money back by simply returning the doors? I...

Years ago I found an old concrete mixer with a Jaeqer hit and miss engine in it for $100. The engine was in near perfect condition with original paint. I tinkered with it and got it running. My wife asked what I was going to do with that thing. I told her I was going to clean it up and put it in...

I saw one years ago at a car show in Ohio with a four cylinder engine. Owner said it was a tractor engine and it left the factory that way.

This is what dreams are made of, what a find!!

I am not much on green cars, but I have always liked the Vinyard Green on Fords

I have seen old fire trucks with dual ignition but not this configuration. Could this be one?

You are vey fortunate, the LB's are hard to find.

The only weakness I know that the flathead has is overheating. I ruined a perfect `40 engine back in the mid 50's. A careless teenager didn't see the heat gauge in time. I have heard you can run the engine wide open without a load and the valves will float before it comes apart.