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"Look Who's Talkin'" by Larry Seemann I walked out into the shop today. After a few minutes I heard "him" say: "Daddy, can we go for a run today?" Who is "he"? You might say. Why, It's Buster - the pickup - The Model A! We all know that cars can't talk you say. Well, neither can dogs, but we...

Mostly original except has been repainted and the engine completely rebuilt about 300 miles ago. see craigslist for pics and details http://spokane.craigslist.org/cto/4909093204.html Price reduced! to $15,000

1930 Model A pickup. Very few miles since completely redone. Absolutely beautiful! Runs very well. Handles very well. Needs nothing. e-mail for pics: lrs.overland@icehouse.net

My friend Mike called Saturday and said he has oil in his radiator and we wondered how it got there. The only explanation I could think of would be a crack in the valve galley where a pool of oil might seep through a crack into the water jacket. But, If that were the case why wouldn't water leak...

Do any of you know of a source for the wood that goes under the bed on a wide bed pickup box? Thanks!

I have a friend that has an original, restored, renickeled '29 radiator cap that he would like to sell, but he doesn't know how much to ask. It looks perfect! Any suggestions as to value would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

I'd like to find some better doors for my '31 CCPU. I'm looking for doors in very good condition. Thanks!

Just to confirm that I'm remembering correctly: '31 pickup doors and '31 Tudor doors are interchangeable - right? Do any of you guys have a pair of excellent pickup/ tudor doors for sale? Thanks!

Did a 1930 roadster pickup come with windwings? If yes, were they the same as roadster cars? Or in other words, are the windshield stanchions on a roadster pickup the same as a standard roadster? I couldn't find the answer in the judging standards. Thanks!

Hey Pat, Over the weekend I was watching a travel program on PBS about about Carmel and Big Sur. The tour boat captain was named Pat Lovejoy. Was that you?

I thought I would start a new thread since the old one was getting kind of long. I was away over New Year's and there were some questions asked but then got overrun by new posts and it just seemed easier to start over. This is an article I wrote for our club newsletter 10 years ago that explains...

August 1928 Special Coupe. Niagra Blue. Only 650 miles since complete restoration. Runs great. Stops great. Cruise all day at 55 mph. phone: daytime 509-926-3347 evening 509-928-0188 e-mail LRS.overland@icehouse.net ***SOLD*** $12,000

Hey Everyone! It's Gerard Hengeveld's birthday. Today he is officially older than dirt! (65) Yeah, I know a lot of you guys are older than that, but this is the first time he has been this old. In case you don't readily recognize the name Gerard sometimes posts on this forum. He lives in...

Last night a fellow Model A enthusiast told me he is have a strange situation with his car. He said the car runs great, but the ammeter shows neither charge nor discharge. So, he took it to our local vendor, Antique Auto Ranch, intending to buy a new ammeter. They tested it and pronounced it fit...