Yes, there is a piece of wood 1/2? by 1/2? by maybe 18inchs? with maybe 4 or 5 holes for screws that goes there. Sorry I am going off memory when I put roof wood in my old '29 pickup, it would be very easy to make.
I heard once from a old timer that the engine turned the flywheel and the wight of the flywheel moved the car. I dont know if thats true but a interesting way to think about it.
I did that on my model A once, stock 6V batt and generator and my lights got REALY bright and blew out both headlights and tail light. So it might be ok to do it just dont have any lights on...
Thats cheating ,lol:D In my '39 I have a quadrajet with stock peddal, ugly as hell a Qjet on a flatty but runs great. I will try to get some pics later today of the linkage
I would find someone able to patch the area bigger than that is riped out with new steel. If it cracked there enought to break off I am sure there is other cracks in the piece that came off and around it. Just make sure you find someone qualified that knows what they are doing, there is...
I helped a local old timer dissasymble a AR AA and seems like every thing was forged, moter mount backup plate, cowl mounts and front fender brackets. On my early '30 it is all stamped. The AA was a old farm doodle bug with just a cowl and a seat so the running board brackets were long gone.
From what I understand they had late headlights. But know that I think about it the truck had '28-'29 headlights on it but the guy said that he really needed to keep the headlights and I didnt want a deal breaker. Anyone know what size wheels it would have? Seems like the half ton early...
I love this new site, That is the info I was looking for. thanks. Yes this is the one from santa Clarita. Forever4, That is the reason I was thought it was pieced together that and the chassis is all late. I am in the prosses of tracking down late headlights and a set of '19's. Thanks...