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    A New Ford Barn Is Coming...

    Thank you Ryan for looking out ahead. Tim Hammond
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    Newbie’s List for Spare Parts

    Re: Newbie’s List for Spare Parts Sarah, Welcome to an incredibly fun, and sometimes exasperating journey. The 1930 Model A coupe, shown in my reply came into the family when my father purchased it in 1957. We did a complete restoration in 1965. We have been members of MAFCA since we began...
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    My new 1930 2-dr sedan

    Welcome to the fun atch ! My father bought our 1930 coupe in 1957. It was Earl Scheib blue at that time. In 1965 the young lady that is still my wife , a couple of friends and I took it all the way down to the frame. It remains our favorite weekend driver. Best regards, Tim & Linda Hammond
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    1930 Coupe Seat Frame

    Good morning, I rebuilt the seat on our 1930 coupe ten years ago. I also purchased the wood kit - our metal frame was in very good shape. I simply used the new cushion bottom as a template to mark the locations for two "pegs". The new seat back frame required additional modification onboard...
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    I woke it up after 25 years.

    Wick, The machines can store well. We did a complete frame-off in 1965 of the 1930 Coupe that you see here. It had been a daily driver from 1965 to the early 80s. For a number of reasons it remained unattended in our garage for over 20 years. Tires and tubes did not do too well in the dry...
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    Watching YouTube videos pertaining to Model-A repair or restoration...

    I definitely agree. I have been setting the timing on our coupe since 1957. Quite a few years before a complete rebuild and more than 59 after the the rebuild. I use the dimple, but verify TDC by removing the number one plug use my index finger to feel the piston reach the correct spot. Of...
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    Gas Station

    Absolutely correct regarding the importance of fuel tank ground connections - regardless of the type of vehicle.
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    Gas Station

    "The Restorer" published a Tiny Tips on this problem a couple of years ago. I fashioned the device shown the attached photos from two regulation hockey pucks. The device is thick enough to push back the nozzle shroud to engage the sensor in the pump handle while allowing the nozzle to...
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    Latest Restorer Magazine.

    Yes - received the November-December 2023 issue several weeks ago Tim
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    Tail light question

    Sorry, missed the attachment with the first reply
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    Tail light question

    Here is a good list of the body styles. /Users/timhammond/Documents/Model A Stuff/ Model A - Body Styles.pdf
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    Canadian Model A battery, is it original production?

    Excellent research - thanks for the copy
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    Where is the list?

    Mac's catalog Hope they this helps
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    Interesting Model A Video...

    Really great story. Thanks. Ours has been in the family since 1957.
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    Coupe interiors

    For our 1930 coupe we installed a kit from Cartouche. The interior kit included the padded tray cover and the seat back included the fabric loop that attaches to the forward wood edge of the tray. The loop keeps odds and ends from the tray ending up on the floor of the rumble area when the...
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