Recent content by wgmatt

Good advice that I will follow.

I know they are available but don't know where to get one for my 1930 Town Sedan. Any help would be appreciated.

Just donated!

I had trouble finding the dimple also but bought this tool from Snyder's and now it's a breeze. https://www.snydersantiqueauto.com/ProductDetail/A-6025_TIMING-INDICATOR-TOOL?fromCategory=SearchByKeyword

What a treasure! Drive it like it is. Plenty of shiny restored Model A's out there. In my book yours gets 500 points for originality, personality and lineage. Have fun!

Looks pretty good for an 80+ year old gal��

It looks exactly like the oil bath filter on my old Ford 9N tractor. Check Yesterday's Tractors for parts.

Nice ride Ted! Welcome to the hobby. How long have you had the car and what have you done to it?

I have no idea what the "mystery" is in MMO. But I use it and it works great with pure gasosoline and keeps everything running smooth. It may be Model A voodoo but I use it.

I understand the 13 miles! My first trip was 4 and I blew a fuse. Next one was about 10 with serious overheating. Next one was 30 and the brakes started failing. Each job was a joy to figure out anf fix. That's what it is all about. Now I am touring 200+a day (after I fixed the...

You parade looks super! It didn't have garbage trucks or prat-john's advertising in it like mine did!

Since I installed the Mitchell OD and transmission my wife wants to drive. Might need to get another Car!

As we start the summer season there are several parades and events where we will be driving slowly for a long time. Any tips for keeping the Model A engine running smoothly at these speeds? Thanks!

I have had all of my drums replaced by Randy as well as the backing plates rebuilt. Superb work. I also installed an F100 steering gear that Randy rebuilt. It fit perfectly and works great. I wish he did more parts as they would be perfect.

I used a egine hoist on my Modelt T body. The A sedan used a 4 post hoist to get it off.[/IMG]