Recent content by Tom/Ms

pluck the memphis commercial shows a date of 4-5-28. I have a 28 phaeton moter and frame 59847 which was assembled in memphis . I am the third owner of this car

I had the same problem with the same switch, ordered another flasher from brattons problem solved. My car is postive ground.

Am interested in purchasing engine for my Model A. Please call me, 901-299-4053. Thank you. Tom Kuntz, Byhalia, MS

It appears some previous owner or mechanic bent the rods trying to take excess slack out of the brake system. I ran into the same problem when I rebuild my car. your brake system proably needs a rebuild.

I. belong to the Memphis Model As we have at least 5 cars going . we will meet the tour at Tupelo. Tom Ms.

Harry Warburton ,Greenville N.C. 252-752 -4098. He does good work at reasonable prices ,fast turnaround.

Russ, I just encountered this same problem on my 29 hood. I have my orginal hollow rod and the stainless rod measures about 12 thousands larger. I want to use the stainless to avoid rust in the future so a friend who is a machinst is turning it down to fit. I have used the stainless several...

Rusty, I installed a cover on a 29 Tudor last year and had very good results using the 3M spray adhesive. Tom

T K I have a 28 phaeton with this brake system . the brake cross shaft must be kept centered in the mounting brackets on the frame. I use wood wedges to hold the shaft in place while I adjust the brakes. The shaft will remain centered after the adjustment. Tom

I talked to the supplier today and they said no problem and are sending me another fan. They are going to check it to be sure there are no problems with it. This is the kind of response I expected from this supplier. Thanks guys for your help !

Has anyone had a problem with a recently purchased aluminum fan? I installed a new fan today purchased from a well known supplier. The pulley has a severe wobble. I tried a good steel fan just to be sure it was not the pump shaft and this fan is true. I know that there have been problems with...

Ron contact Raymond Harrill 501-223-3834. Super nice guy.

I will go with the fouled plugs suggestion.

Re: Car won't start! Check your ammeter for a loose connection or a burned out ammeter.Are you sure you are getting a spark from the dist?

Todd , I purchased new front and rear bumpers for a customer car from Macs and was surprised as to the quality of the chrome plating . I have worked on antique cars for years and feel the bumpers are good quality. Macs sell the bumpers in kit form and the are very reasonable.