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Anyone here with folding top irons on a Model A pickup? I would be interested in your experience. How they work? Glad you have them? Wish you didn't? Ted

Just happened upon this: www.oldcarandtruckpictures.com Ted

https://blog.hemmings.com/index.php/2016/09/21/part-classic-car-part-rolling-history-lesson-j-m-keelys-1931-ford-model-a-de-luxe-coupe-and-custom-trailer/?refer=news Anyone going to Hershey with a little extra cash? Ted

What is used to attach the lower cowl to the firewall on a 1929 Roadster Pickup? I DIS-assembled it (in another life) in the 1970's and don't have a clue. I can not find anything in any of the dozen or so books I have and have searched Food Barn and came up with nothing. If I missed it...

The front drums on my 1929 Model A (RDSTRPU PURCHASED 1970) look exactly the same. They measure the same, EXCEPT the braking surface on one measures 1 3/4" and the other measures 1 7/8". The smaller one fits correctly. The larger one doesn't because it hits the backing plate (NO BRAKES...

It is 35 1/2'" long 2" tall in the middle tapered down to 1 1/2" on each end which makes it a slight curve. It has 5 mirrors with swivels on each end. Someone told my friend it was a mirror for a Model A Ford. Anyone know anything about it? Ted

MY wife says "Not until you finish the one you bought in 1971" 1930 Ford Model A Loveland, Ohio, United States Current bid: US $207.50 Reserve not...

OOOPS, Correction- I am looking for a WINDSHIELD frame for a 1929 RDSTR PU. Does NOT have to be complete. I'm primarily interested in the bottom section (or part thereof). Ted Duke Please send private email with picture and price + shipping (or east coast pickup only?) :)

What is the difference between 1929 and 1930-31 front bumper braces (if any)? Ted

I have adjusted the service brake rods on my 1929 Roadster Pickup to 51-7/16" to 51-1/2" as specified in Leslie's Model A Mech's Handbook :) and have checked all of my other Model A books and can't find what to do with the emergency brake rods. :mad: I searched the forums, if it's there, I...

Hi, I'm new here. I'm finally making progress on my 1929 Roadster Pickup that I bought on Labor Day 1971. My very young sons and I dismantled it and we worked on it off and on for 7 years (in between USN deployments) and then it went in our barn. I retired from the USN in 1980, but...