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Hi, I am trying to sort out the radiator tubes that connect the heads of a C69A V8 to the radiator in my Ford CMP army truck. The part is No. 91C 8290 and does not seem to be available even as a repro. Years ago, I had some 1-3/4" exhaust pipe bent to do the job at the local exhaust shop...

Good Day, I have noted differences between the faces of Stewart Warner and Waltham 60 MPH speedometers fitted to large 1940’s trucks with the 4 speed transmission. I have a good working Waltham speedometer fitted to my 1942 Ford CMP truck. For some unknown reason a previous owner fitted a...

Good Day, Responding to a PM, but I could not post photos there so here is the setup used on Ford Canada Flathead V8's for positive crankcase ventilation on military vehicle engines: System consists of a PCV valve fed from a tapped hole at the front of the intake manifold above the gallery. A...

Hello, While working out my speedometer cable for my 1943 Ford Canada CMP truck I was looking at speedometer gears and found that the 4 x 4 transfer case speedo driven gear is unique to these vehicles and not a standard Ford item. Just for curiosity I looked at what the standard Ford car and...

Good Day, I found the attached part shown in the photo at the end of the main shaft on my Ford 4 speed transmission as I was stripping it down. Transmission is from a WW2 Ford CMP truck. It could be made of compressed fibre but not sure. Looking at the 1940 Parts Catalog the part is shown as...

Good Day All, Thought I might run this question by here. I am restoring a 1943 Ford Canada CMP 4 x 4 Army truck. It is equipped with the original 4 speed crash box transmission. See photo of transmission after removing 75 years of grease and mud from it. It is definitely the original '43...

I am restoring a WW2 CMP 15 cwt Ford truck in Australia equipped with the factory bypass filter mounted on the flathead engine and wish to use it. I have a 65 year old NOS filter element sample and do not want to use it due to its age and thought it would be easy to match it. Seems thought...