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Ford, Monarch and Mercury shop manual, 1042-1947. new reprint.

I just read on the hamb that Ed Iskenderian has passed, RIP Ed, seems he's been around my entire life. thoughts and prayers go out to his family

I hope everyone has a safe and prosperous new year. happy holidays to all:D

does anyone on this forum know where I could possibly find the headliner retainer(?) strips. these are the ones that go around the door and the A and B pillars. the car is a 1948 Mercury sedan coupe. thanks all Tom

does anyone know where I can get the clips that hold the window fuzzies to the frame of the window?

Hey guys, I'm back with another not-too-smart question. I'm trying to put the headlights in my '48 Merc, my question is; where can I find the correct headlight adjusting screws? If I'm not incorrect, the buckets I have are for a '53 Ford. Everything I've seen for my '48 has 2 springs and 3...

I am trying to find the headlight adjusting screws to fit my 1948 Mercury, all I can find are for later models or out of stock. Any help would be appreciated. Tom

Does anyone on this forum subscribe to oldcars? I was just offered a subscription for a really good price for a year. Are there any good points vs bad points? just kinda wondering. :confused:

Happy Holidays to one and all!:D

1949-1951 ford heater core, has not been tested but does hold water overnight. $75.00 OBO

Does anyone on this forum know anyone who restores pillar lights? thanks

I just had to drag my old butt outside and was treated to a blast from the past; a Lockheed loadstar heading south and a Beechcraft 18 headed north. How often do you see that nowadays? God, I love the sound of those radial engines!

assorted stainless trim for 1942-1948 mercury stainless trim, probably enough to do 1 car, some good, some rough. $150.00 obo plus shipping

Well, made it through with minimal damage, some branches down and avocados everywhere. I hope all my Florida buds made it through without too much damage.

I am looking for the 2 rear running board mounts for my '48 mercury, if not, does anyone on here have pictures and measurements? Thanx all, tom

Has anyone heard anything from early ford parts in San Dimos, cal. I ordered some parts from them, they acknowledged the order and that was the last I heard. I've emailed them 3 times with no response, this is not like them, I never had this problem with them before. Maybe the wildfire in that...

I saw on the news last night that George Poteet has passed. It seems our (old?) heros are dropping like flies. He was the same age as me, too bad. RIP george:(

I am in search of the adjusting screws and springs that fit 1941-1956 ford cars, everywhere I saw them listed they were on backorder. thank you, tom1948

Have fun with your families today! btw , how many of you know this is the correct name for the 4th?

Oh no, I'm back. Does anyone on here know how to research old car dealers? I have a dealer that I believe was a Lincoln-Mercury dealership in Gulfport, Miss. named Foley-Crain. It came off a 1947 Merc coupe parts car I had, I'm just curious. :confused: