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A good reliable driver with a nice Mohair interior. An older restoration which has been updated with new tires & tubes, new springs & shackles, Snyder 6:1 high compression head, Wagner 6V alternator, brighter lights all around, Bert's rebuilt carburetor & distributor, modern zerks, Otwell...

Question: After hand greasing the rear wheel bearings, how deep is the new seal supposed to go? Should it only go in far enough so the retainer clip goes back in, or should it be pressed up against the bearing? As usual, the mechanic books don't explain.....:confused:

Quite a difference between front & rear wheel bearings...i.e., the rears have grease seals on both sides & get lubed every 500 miles. The fronts don't have any seals & get lubed every 5,000 miles. So my question is, once you have the front bearings properly packed, do you put extra grease inside...

I have obtained an Otwell #14 heater for my 29 Tudor, but the donor car did not have the Otwell door. Instead, there was just a rectangular hole in the floor. My previous posting on this disappeared as I was getting ready to answer Joe's reply (a forward of Tom's suggestion, I believe). I...

Does anyone know what the original finish was on the Otwell Health Heater? Because of the heat involved, I'm guessing that it was either bare cast iron, or perhaps was "painted" with stove blacking. If it's bare cast iron, I'm going to use "Cast Blast" from Snyders. If it's stove blacking, I'd...

Greetings again, I told you I'd be back.... Checked all four shocks on my "new" 1929 Tudor and they all need work. Looking at Andrews & other sources for disassembly instructions, I was scared off by all the comments of "excessive force required" & "special tools required". But with the price...

Greetings, My first posting, so bear with. I'm trying to remove the front motor mount on my '29 Tudor. According to Les Andrews, this is possible without removing the engine. His instructions are clear and all went well until I tried to remove the yoke. It doesn't seem possible without...