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1955 Ford 272 engine, complete. 86,500 original miles, never rebuilt. Includes Ford-O-Matic Transmission. Power steering pump and rack included. (rack will need to be rebuilt but worked when removed). Power brake booster included. Original generator and electronic parts included. Original carb...

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I am wondering if anyone knows of any Ford car shows in Oregon where there might be another Ford Wagon. I have a 55 Country Sedan that's yet to be restored and would love to see some other Ford wagons. I have yet to see any other Ford Wagons around, so I'm proud to say I have something unique...

I am replacing the heater core in the wagon. In so doing I removed the heater box and came up with a couple of questions. The switch/temperature control on the side of the heater box has two vacuum lines connected to it. One goes directly to the water control located on the intake manifold...

I just need some verification regarding my temperature gauge in the 55 Ford Wagon. I have done some rewiring and a 12 V conversion. I have a reducer for the gas gauge and temperature gauge. The voltage to the gauge is a steady 5.6 volts. Now as far as I can tell from my searches, it seems as...

I'm done with the 12V conversion on the 55 and now I'm looking at how hard it would be to convert from the vacuum wiper to electric motor wipers. I did a search and did not run across any old threads. The vacuum wipers are not working and living in Oregon, you can leave your house in dry...

I have a 55 Ford Country Sedan that I am rewiring and I wanted to make it as easy as possible gain access to the wiring so I figured I would remove the dash to gain access. Well the dash does not seem to want to come off. I have removed all the obvious nuts and bolts. So Far I have...

I am working on a 55 Ford Country Sedan Wagon and have taken the gas tank off. My question is has anyone done the gas tank sealing process on one of these gas tanks. I searched the forum and found one comment that said to be sure to blow compressed air through the fuel line into the tank to...