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Here is my first car, my Dad built, a small Track T roadster when i was 5 years old.

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Look for a mechanical fuel pump that was used on Ford Flathead powered school buses.

That looks like a 35-36 ford pickup frame.

This is the bracket i am looking for, the rear mounting bracket for the glove box radio.

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GB, i think its 306, the engine was originally in a 40 ford coupe that was a show car. i got the engine from the nephew of the owner, who passed away many years ago.

The spare engine for my Roadster is a 3 7/16 by 4 1/8 stroke, with a Potvin 400 cam. This engine was built in the late 50's, in LA by Joe Reath.

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I met those three guy's 25 years ago, at the LA Roadsters Fathers Day show and swap meet.

Look at the Hot Rods built by the Rollingbones, out of NY. Its an art to make new paint look old.

The stand i sold went for $500.00.

Re: 39’ Deluxe Coupe Mirrors This was a pretty original 39 deluxe sedan that i owned at one time, and this is what it had for mirrors.

For sale a 39 Ford Decklid handle, complete with latch and all special hardware. Lock cylinder is in it, but no key, also stainless cover has a few dings, that would need to be restored. Cash on pickup in person. Or payment by USPS postal money order. Make offer if you can use this part.

I sold this stand here on Fordbarn awhile back. The front and rear mounts are a casting.

25 years ago i had a complete Kong Ignition, with both coils, that i bought from an estate. I called Kong, and he was able to tell me my distributor was from 1950, and both coils were from an 8BA flathead' The distributor caps were from a 1932 Lincoln, and were super hard to find. I ended up...

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The coils are made by DSM part #1022 is 6 volt part #1031 is 12 volt

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