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I need the cover for the transmission tunnel for my 1936 Ford Roadster. Thank You, Mike/Email mtelow@yahoo.com or 917-678-0277

Looking to put an 8BA into a 1936 Ford Roadster and need a good truck oil pan to make it fit. Email is mtelow@yahoo.com or cell 917-678-0277 Thanks, Mike

My 1936 Roadster engine is at a shop apart. It has a knocking noise from the timing cover area. Can anyone tell me if these pictures look correct? You can see the wear mark from the cam riding on the surface of the timing cover and the cam itself. I thought the gears should thrust the cam to the...

My temperature probe is in my drivers side water pump. Will I be able to use it if I drop in a slightly moddified 1948 Ford Flathead? If not, any ideas how to make it work? Thanks in advance. Mike

I'm looking for a nice temperature gauge with bulb to go in my 1936 roadster. Pictures and price to: Cell/text 917-678-0277 or mtelow@yahoo.com Thank You, Mike Telow

I'm looking for a ready to drop in flathead motor. Would consider stock but prefer something with some horse power to drop in my 1936 Roadster. Cell 917-678-0277. Mike

I have a 1936 21 stud flathead with a Mallory dual point crab distributer that was running great until the distributor hold down screw loosed up and the distributor rotated. Now I cant get it to start. Can someone explain how I set the timing? Thank You...

Trico wiper motor to fit a 1936 Ford roadster. My email is mtelow@yahoo.com or cell 917-678-0277. Thanks.... Mike

Looking for a nice, complete, steel rumble seat lid for a 1936 Ford Roadster. Thanks...

In excellent condition if possible. Its for a 1936 roadster with a 1939 a steering box. Thanks, Mike Cell: 917-678-0277 mtelow@yahoo.com

I thought it would be hollow with a wire running down through it, but instead its solid and it grounds to a spring loaded solid rod in the light housing. I'm trying to wire up the lights to the switch on the column and ordered the light housing repair kit, but I don't think those parts will work...

I'm looking for a good shop to do some wiring on my 1936 Ford Roadster. It's been converted to 12 volt with a new wiring harness, but they opted to put an ignition key under the dash along with lights and horn button. I would like to go back to the stock locations on the steering column. I'm...