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Is there an equivalent metric size that might work?

You have a good paint to use.

Fuel leaking is a good way to have a fire.

Thank you for all that hard work!

What radio?

The engine rebuilder I used set up bearings tight Like the T fords were done at the factory. My A engine I pulled around with the plugs out for about a mile and still had to bump start in 3rd while hitting the starter. When it started I shut it down after about 1/2 minute. Started it back up...

X2, fully agree.

My uncle back in the '30s while working in a cabinet shop was so shocked when a co-worker cut the first joint of a finger that he grabbed the cut end and stuck it into the hot glue pot and put it in place, and wrapped it tight. After the doctor looked at things and saw some color they decided to...

If anyone needs this type transmission contact me. I have a friend that has a good one for sale.

looks like a place to buy them.

I don't know the capacity, I just fill till it gets to the fill hole and replace the plug.

Re: “B” Grind Cam Since cams are being discussed, My A has an early 5 bearing cam. I'm just curious as to that comparison as well. The engine is fast.

An auction can get rid of parts and junk quickly.

Can your chassis be repaired? If so it might be the easier route.

If you measure your frame it will give you a good idea of the spring dimensions.

Fast is great until something lets loose, or you need to stop in a hurry!

The McKensie A's in Eugene Oregon meets on the first Thursday of the month. We recently set up a specialty tool library for members, to share and use tools for Model A repair.

I think we are all making ***umptions.

Sounds like you have a solid plan.

A truck alignment shop will get you the answer.