Recent content by Sparky75

I checked both, no luck, I contacted Matt @ Iron Trap Garage and he doesn't have any separate from the column, I hope someone on here has one they are willing to sell.

I'm looking for a part for my ignition switch, I have everything except the little box that mounts against the switch and contains the contacts. I have the contacts. I hope someone has has one to sell. I would greatly appreciate some help with this. Thanks, Bob

What are they called? Proper name, or industry term

They keep the seat back material from catching on the center pin upright. I'm redoing the interior and want them ot protect my seat.

I don't realy care, my 40 Tudor is a nostalgia street rod. When I bought it 42 years ago it had one.

I have a drivers side I realy need the right / passenger side, yes I want it, how much? Thanks, Bob.

What I'm looking for is the two chrome pieces that go on the seet backs where the inside pins go into the seet frame, I don't know what they are called but I need both right &left. Thanks.

What I'm trying to find is the chrome pieces that go on the seat backs where the inside pins go into the seat frame, I don't know what they are called but I need both right & left. Thanks, Bob.

The Mullins box is 4.75 turns lock to lock, the pitman arm is max lenght, and I on longer have the stock one. The Mullins box was suposed to be an upgrade, no longer has slop but is not a pleasure to drive. I've read on the internet these vega boxs come in 3 ratios 22:1, 20:1, and 15:1, the only...

Does anyone know the stock original steering ratio? I bought a Saginaw 410 (Vega) box from Mullins a couple of years ago and they are telling me that everyone uses this box in 40s, the ratio they tell me is stock Vega 22:1, I'm sorry but I just got this car driveable and it now steers like a...

Hi Guys, I,m new to this. I'm trying to find the sheet metal piece that goes over the doors on the body and the headliner gets tucked under it, it has teeth on the inside that hold the headliner in place. Only need drivers side. Tudor sedan standard. Thanks, Bob.