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Flatheads well represented yesterday, a very good day for a show in the beach parking lot for late October. This was the 17th annual and will be on the radar next year. Had to add the pictures of the Pantera;)

in Washington Blue, and the time and detail just spent on the wood is more than impressive. Nice job Ross, this will turn more heads than the Bronco:D

show in the beach parking lot for Ogunquitfest, this was the 17th annual and pretty good day for a late October show.

H2O pump hoses to radiator, who sells the better quality ones. I need to replace mine when the 39 is put away this fall, any suggestions would be great.

Looking for a matching pair of above average 1939 Wisconsin plates, P.M. please/thank-Q

After a pretty nice 30 miles I got back and parked to grab a bite and when I went back outside noticed my drive way now green under the peeeekup. The left side hose poped off, thankfully in the driveway. Later cleaned things up and gave it a long overdue washing, purring like it should again...

got this Griots foaming glass cleaner with a bucket of soap and cleaning/waxing products. It works great on the 39 and 77 but realy nice on the model T with that old 100 year old plate glass.

Spent some time cleaning up the garage this weekend and located a stack of old 1937 LIFE magazines I rescued from a job site. The pictured January 18th edition is in near perfect condition, will have to frame it for my "wall of fame" enjoy the rest of your summer fellas:D Pete could I get...

cruise maine show, this is a nice first and looking forward to some good spring weather. Put about 30 miles on the T last weekend and was hoping to wake up the 39 this weekend but mother nature has other plans:rolleyes: Not sure if the flyer showed up on attached files but it is Sat. April 26...

Well the 39 has been alot of fun over the years thanks to Fordbarn, and I might be looking @ a 47. Of course I don't have room for "another" P/U but hey, it's a 47 with a Flathead:D Now I have been out of the loop for old V8's but this is "supposedly" mechanically sound but need paint. Will be...

Some leftovers and best of all the price, local P/U only. Three V8 and one A crank, some A bell housings and small parts.

Have 4 flathead blocks, 8BA,EAB, 59AB and 99T heads, several piston pin sets and 12 crank bearing set in original boxs. 39 drive shaft with tourque tube, a few water pump sets and other stuff not sure what it might be related to. Local Pick up only, everything goes together for $400.00

Will be there with the 39, might even get the T over as it's close to home. The weather looks good for sat., partly sunny. October 22 Hot Rods for heroes in Westbrook, last year over 400 showed up and this year should be a good one. 10$ for show vehicles entering going to veterans...

now that it's fall.... time to change the compressor oil, check/change the belt and replace the blast media. Would like some feed back as I might try the TP MAX media, looking for lower dust and the new improved formula claims to be. Any input would be great and thanks in advance.

Wanted to just post some good pictures outside, in the garage does not do this truck justice. Again thank you Fordbarn, lots of the parts and information getting this back together I got right here. Clem I do have some nice Westcott radiator shell lowers and will fit them up over the winter...

Thanks Fordbarn and all the 38/39 fellas over the years. Grille is fit and the truck will be ready for the road after I get the new headlights in and the aftermarket fogs mounted. Most importantly this would not be running with out Walter Dupont. Enjoy the upcoming Labor day weekend, I will be.

So you guys that do this all the time, my hats off to you. Alignment of the hood, grille, grille/hood sides @ fenders is a chore. Especially an oval grille:mad: Where the hood lays on the grille shell it is closer on the passenger side than the driver. The hood closes great, the alignment at...

I have another name for these little buggars but for now hope this helps the next guy doing this. After getting the outer chrome trim pared with the shell lacing and lined up with the tiny grille holes:eek: the pictured Vise-grip GV-10 worked best folding over the ends of these little rivets...

So i was looking for something that would work for my 39 P/U grille center strip and these seem to fit/hold well, four needed from top to bottom. I know when removing the center strip from my original grille it just had a rivet @ the top/bottom of the shell/ These are used in various models...

rounding out this weekend with a fresh coat of preservation magic:D After watching the BBG video on this last year 1/4 mineral spirits and 3/4 boiled linseed oil, I had applied it and held up well all year. The new application gives the Fordor some new shine, dull but shows the aged body off...