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    Forty Rear End Noise

    I'm tracking down a noise in a forty rear end. I'm getting a clunking and almost a grinding noise from the passanger side. I'll pull the hub and check it out. But upon jacking up the car, I noticed the axle can move in and out laterally about a 1/16". Is that OK? While I'm asking questions...
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    1934 34 Car Hood (Crestliner Wheel Trade?)

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    1946 Ford Woodie

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    WTB: 32 33 34 Model B Hub Caps 4 Cylinder

    I'm looking for a set of four hub caps for a 4 cylinder car or pick-up 1932, 1933 or 1934. They need to be original (not-reproduction) and in driver quality. Thanks, Scott
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    1932 Hot Rod Coupe 32

    1932 Ford 5-Window Coupe · All Ford Steel Body, Cowl Vent & Cloth Top · 2” Chop – Finish Welded · 25 Louver Hood – Real Ford · Built Corvette 327 - Quick, Runs Cool & Reliable · Camel Hump Ported/ Polished Heads · Vintage 4-71 Blower, Early Cragar, Early 2.5” Gilmer · Twin ’57 Corvette...
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    Stewart Warner/ Lyons Artillery Wheel Covers Hub Cap

    Stewart Warner/ Lyons Artillery Wheel Covers Hub Cap to cover 1935 16" and make them look like 1936 wheels. Maybe Motor Works? Orig, all 5! This is for the wire covers only, the hubcap and rim pictured aren't included. I purchased these for my '35 roadster, had them blasted, but then sold the...
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    - - - 1935 35 Ford Roadster - - -

    SOLD 1935 Ford Roadster Here is a rare one. I purchased this car to make a traditional hot rod. With 59k original miles, I just felt it was too clean to modify. The car was also owned by the Kellogg’s family then spent much of its life in various museums and collections. This is a very...
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    PerTronix 6V Ignition

    Has anyone had any good/ bad luck running a PerTronix electronic ignition in a 6 volt 21 stud? Did it take anything special to make it run? Thanks.
  9. bonesy

    1935 35 Ford Roadster

    - - - SOLD - - - 1935 Ford Roadster Here is a rare one. I purchased this car to make a traditional hot rod. With 58k original miles, I just felt it was too clean to modify. The story goes that it was also owned by the Kellogg’s family. (I don’t have any documentation) This is a very fun car...
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