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You need to check out the for sale section to see the pics and the write-up Newc posted for his car. Good laugh this AM. Should be posted here for all to enjoy... :)) Ken

I seem to recall a photo and a description of a process from the thirties or forties that used large electric motors connected to new engines to run them in. Can anyone verify this or have that photo? Or did I just dream this. Thanks in advance. Ken

I'm listing this car for a friend who is w/o a computer. The car has 84,489 miles and is believed to be the original mileage. Three speed manual transmission. Engine completely rebuilt. All accessories rebuilt. Radiator re-cored. New master cylinder, wheel cylinders, and brakes. One repaint...

Some questions about Houdaille shocks: What are the usual adjustments for an average damping? Where does the indicator show the correct setting? Any suggestions as to how to adjust them? My shocks were rebuilt many moons ago by Louis Trinque. I pulled them off to see why they were damp...

From the Syracuse CL... Reds Creek area? https://syracuse.craigslist.org/gms/5761402876.html

For our "Senior" old car guys...:D

We've noticed this stainless trim difference on more than one occasion with different cars. Anyone know why there is a difference in the length of the side trim?

From Wildwood NJ, and may be flathead related.:) https://vimeo.com/113518729

Small snout (2.399) crank,10 under; Ford Script pistons, 30 over; rods and bearings recently removed from a cracked, non-recoverable block. Approx. 2000 miles on the engine. Call Don 610-329-4377 for more info. Can deliver to Hershey.

The way it was, a great story from then to now... http://www.youtube.com/embed/BckZ4i1BzF0?feature=player_embedded

Does anyone know the correct size of the Vacuum Brake line that runs from the manifold to the distributor? The closest I can come to it is 3/16 which NAPA has, but the ID seems too small. Or does that matter. Ken

Over time, I've seen a number of references to the conversion from a Ford Flathead to a Lincoln 337 motor. There was an article in an old EFV8 Mag about a '39 CV sedan that was done in the early Fifties. Since I'm not really up to speed on photo attaching, I sent the pics to Vic Piano to add...