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  1. Mike in NRN IN

    Fender Welt and Running Board Install

    Looks like I did not post my message properly. I am reinstalling my front fenders and running boards. I have new fender welt and have the old welt for comparison. I know that the welt goes between the fender, splash apron and running board. Is there supposed to be welt between the running...
  2. Mike in NRN IN

    Running Board Brackets

    I am in no way putting my car in Fine Point judging - hence this question. When replacing the front running board brackets are the 'replacement bolts' a suitable substitute for riviets? I had to remove the brackets as they have suffered fatigue breaks at the top hole and were barely being...
  3. Mike in NRN IN

    FBI Returns Tommy Gun Stolen by Dillinger

    From WANE TV in Fort Wayne http://wane.com/news/crime/gun-stolen-by-dillinger-gang-returned/ Could be on display at the Auburn-Cord-Duesenburg Museum?
  4. Mike in NRN IN

    Not at all Model A - however . . .

    This came across my Facebook page the other day and I had to share it here. Maybe the styling of the car would make this more appropriate for the HAMB ;) Coming from a family with a long history of playing with Legos - and now playing with bigger toys - I found this quite fun and...
  5. Mike in NRN IN

    Rodent Control

    I got home yesterday and after several sub freezing days decided I absolutely had to winterize the Coupe. I have been too busy to do this before now, and to be honest could not remember if I had antifreeze or plain water in the cooling system (turns out I never changed out the antifreeze from...
  6. Mike in NRN IN

    Stewart Warner Horn - Not sounding good

    I have gone through my SW horn, cleaning the contacts, replaced brushes, adjusted, oiled, etc. This past weekend we joined with 37 other pre-WWII vehicles for a car show at the Village of Winona (there were 19 Model A's) Everybody's Klaxon-type horns sounded very similar with the classic...
  7. Mike in NRN IN

    Not Model A - BUT it could be. . .

    I was the highest bidder for an antique 'picnic' record player (Birch). From what I can tell these were popular into the 40‛s - So now, I'm looking for some period music in the form of 78’s to play while I'm hanging out at the car shows. I cranked it up today and put on a few of the disks I...
  8. Mike in NRN IN

    Toe-In adjustment - Tool Thought

    I was digging around the local hardware store and saw one of the digital laser measuring tools. They had several - ranging in accuracy and price. The +/- 1/16" device was on sale for $69. This got me to thinking that this might be a good way to measure toe-in. Has anybody done this with the...
  9. Mike in NRN IN

    Question: 1931 Rumble Seat Bottom Cushion Install

    I am not a purist, but I'd like to know/see how the lower seat cushion is installed in the 1931 Rumble Seat. I am not sure how it is anchored and what the method of 'securing' the lower cushion to prevent it from slipping around. Pictures of the lower seat cushion springs and the way the...
  10. Mike in NRN IN

    Elliot Museum

    This came across my Facebook Page today - from American Collectors Insurance. . . . http://elliottmuseumfl.org/wheels-of-change-exhibition.htm Might need to make a road trip south. . .
  11. Mike in NRN IN

    Model A - but Not Model A - Say What!?

    Enjoyed this article from Hemmings. . . http://blog.hemmings.com/index.php/2012/09/05/oldest-existing-ford-motor-company-vehicle-to-cross-the-block/?refer=news This Model A is the FIRST Model A. . . :D
  12. Mike in NRN IN

    End of an Era - Start of something NEW

    Today marks the last day of production for the Model T Ford (5/31/1927) The start of something new. . . Thanks to all the "T" folks for keeping the legacy alive; without the "T" there would not have been the "A".
  13. Mike in NRN IN

    End of an Era - Start of something NEW

    Today marks the last day of production for the Model T Ford. The start of something new. . . Thanks to all the "T" folks for keeping the legacy alive; without the "T" there would not have been the "A".
  14. Mike in NRN IN

    New Meaning to International Model A Day!

    Got this from Hemmings Daily E-Mail Posting: Family albums ‘n four-speeds – International Model A Neat story.
  15. Mike in NRN IN

    Not Necessarily Model A - Horseless Carriage Club's Non-Profit Status Threatened

    Worth reading - Horseless Carriage Club’s non-profit status threatened http://blog.hemmings.com/index.php/2011/10/13/horseless-carriage-clubs-non-profit-status-threatened/?refer=news
  16. Mike in NRN IN

    NOT Model A - But Car Fun!

    I'll be honest - I'm horrible at the game! :D http://www.americantorque.com/game/car-show-50s/
  17. Mike in NRN IN

    This Day In Automotive History - 12/2/1927

    12/2/1927: Model A Ford goes on sale Source: Hemmings Daily E-Letter
  18. Mike in NRN IN

    Singing Praise for Adirondack A's

    Check out the Hemming News Blog! http://blog.hemmings.com/index.php/2011/11/16/these-kids-today-and-their-model-as/?refer=news How cool is this?!
  19. Mike in NRN IN

    Vintage Automobile Flag Holders

    I purchased one of these flag holders a couple of years ago. Unfortunately the emblem was lost during an outing. Are they still around? http://autoflagholders.com/ I have tried to send e-mail to mjones, but have not heard back. I thought I'd ask on FordBarn. In the meantime, I'll dig...
  20. Mike in NRN IN

    Ford's Junior Jeep

    From Hemmings Motor News.. . While this may not be directly related to the forum, it's still pretty cool . . . http://blog.hemmings.com/index.php/2011/08/15/found-fords-junior-jeep-prototype-still-exists/
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