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1936 Ford 5 Window Coupe- Street Rod - Daily driver 25,000 miles All steel body 2007 restoration 302 Ford Racing engine, GM 1 wire electronic ignition 5 speed T-5 transmission, Dana 44 (373) differential Mustang II front end. Power brakes. Power steering. A/C, Power windows and power...

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Look at the pictures and you decide if these fit what you need. Selling as a lot, if you buy it you can part out the individual pieces. Kind of heavy so about $40 for shipping. free pickup in Palm harbor or Seminole, Fl What I do know: Door latches with the lock mechanism fit passenger side. 35...

Stuck in my blood

They list their part # B-2337 as a 125/75 candlepower. They say, with their special socket HS-2337, they will fit original 1936 reflectors. Anybody tried these with aftermarket reflectors with the original front lense?

Points and condenser are happy on 6 volts and probably unhappy getting 12. toasted condenser and pitted points oops. Resistor! Some coils have a built in resistor, sme don't Check instructions.

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Ditto on vintage air. Upgrade your alternator to at least 100 amps to handle both the blower and A/C clutch and especially if you have an electric rad fan. Use a "trinary" switch that will turn the fan on only as needed based on heat.

Anybody tried this conversion? I really want to keep the original lens' in my 36. I have a 12 volt conversion and I can run H4 halogens in the original type reflectors that are adapted for H4's. The problem is only the "high beam" filament is properly aligned in the reflector. The low beam...

Better than what I started with. I paid $2K plus $990 for delivery for a basket case with all kinds of stuff missing. Those rear fenders are wort $500 each and so is the trunk lid. If the frame is good you've still got a good deal. If the motor turns over you've got a GREAT DEAL.

Everybody else in Florida has Flamingos, Palm trees or Egrets on their front door Not me I'm "car crazy". Aluminum sheet, picture enlarged, glue to aluminum, cut it out, paint it, DONE

Yup, it does "fly up" around 60 mph. I just put one of those picture hanger self sticking hooks on the windshield up wher the blade "parks". It's the kind with a pull tab to remove it. It's been on there for over a year.

I have a Mighty Wiper in my 36 coupe. Works great. One speed only. Only designed for one blade. Fits well behind the header panel.

I'd stay far away from Atlas. See my email to thier distributor below. It's all made in China (no surprise) and I don't trust the quality of any of the fasteners. The distributor (gregsmithequipment) did nothing to help. From: TomMorookian@aol.com [TomMorookian@aol.com] Sent: Wednesday...

Lots of posts on this. Henry never spent money until he had to. His stamping presses where not big enough to make a 1 piece roof. Marketing even tried to advertise the canvas insert as a safety feature ( if you rolled it over and the doors would not open). 3 years after chevy went to the 1 piece...