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Dad's old tools. He was a talented machinist, did valve jobs on the side. We want this to go to someone who can use it as he did. Click on the pic of our AI info search for description of this tool. That's all we know about it. $30 plus shipping. We are selling several valve spring compressors...

Dad's old tools. He was a talented machinist, did valve jobs on the side. We want this to go to someone who can use it as he did. Click on the pic of our AI info search for description of this tool. That's all we know about it. $30 plus shipping. We are selling several valve spring compressors...

Dad's old tools. He was a talented machinist, did valve jobs on the side. We want this to go to someone who can use it as he did. Click on the pic of our AI info search for description of this tool. That's all we know about it. $30 plus shipping. We are selling several valve spring compressors...

Dad's old tools. He was a talented machinist, did valve jobs on the side. We want this to go to someone who can use it as he did. Click on the pic of our AI info search for description of this tool. That's all we know about it. $20 plus shipping. We are selling several valve spring compressors...

Dad's old tools. He was a talented machinist, did valve jobs on the side. We want this to go to someone who can use it as he did. Click on the pic of our AI info search for description of this tool. That's all we know about it. $20 plus shipping. We are selling several valve spring compressors...

40 Ford. Trying to remove the passenger door window crank handle, to replace the missing escutcheon. Couldn't get the roll pin to come out. Tapped it all different ways with various small pointy tools. Used penetrant sitting over several days. Still stuck tight. Even wedged a 2X4 under the crank...

Pro-built, understated, traditional hot rod. All original Ford steel body, never rusted, no patch panels Slant-Back body style (Victoria look) Show quality paint in Washington Blue. Underside also show painted. Street-race flathead by Motor City Flatheads (famous engine builder. google it)...

Pro-built street rod. All original Ford Steel body, never rusted. Slant-Back body style (Victoria look) Show quality paint in Washington Blue. Underside also show painted. Took second at 2023 World of Wheels. Trophies go with the car. Built Flathead by Motor City Flatheads (google it)...

Found this in the StreetRod I bought out of an estate sale. Can anyone tell me what it is? Is it even an automotive tool?

Pro-built, high dollar street rod. Took second at 2023 World of Wheels. All original Ford Steel body, never rusted. Slant-Back (Victoria/short roof) body style Show quality paint in Washington Blue. Underside also show painted. Built Flathead by Motor City Flatheads (google it) Offenhouser...

Checked the gear oil in my Saginaw Vega steering box, which was put-in years ago before I owned the car. Removed a cover bolt and used a long allen wrench as a dipstick. Box is dry, no gear oil. But the dipstick comes back with a bit of pink colored grease on the tip, where it touched gears or...

No doubt you experienced guys have seen this before, but I'm new to flatheads and this was a shocker to me. A guy in our local Gearheads club just bought a T-bucket with a "flathead" engine. As I'm scratching my head trying to figure out what I'm looking at, he points out to me it's not a...

This is the box on the '37 street rod I bought couple years ago. Anyone recognize it? What do I have here? How do I check fluid level?

A while ago TJ on this forum suggested the aftermarket VW banjo steering wheel. I had seen that, good looking wheel, and good price at around $300, but I was afraid the VW wheel couldn't be adapted to my GM column. But TJ said the standard 3-bolt adapter works. So I did it. And I like it! I like...

Below is a question I posted on the ChevyTalk site. Didn't get a satisfactory answer, so I'm posting it here. Cuz some of the smartest gearheads I know of are here on FordBarn. Anyone want to help answer this puzzle? Violates the Laws of Physics OK, 'splain this one to me: Can't remember...

I need a simple part ('37 R.H. taillight bracket/stand). Reproduction shown in every catalog, but every vendor is "out of stock". I know this is nothing new, a sign of the times we are living in. One vendor said "they may never make another production run on that." But before I give up and...

Wanted: '37 tail light bracket (stand), passenger side. Part number 78-13470

EDIT: SOLD 1940 (all models) black front floor mat. Used, was in my car six years / 2000 miles, but remains in like-new condition. (I bought a new mat in the correct color for my original car) Is pre-cut, molded, fits perfectly. Has jute pad backing. These are available new for $165 plus...

Two schools of thought. What do you-all think? (6 volt original engines) I have a friend who always starts his cars using starting fluid. Says he wants to save wear and tear on the starter. He does this even if storage was only a week or so. I don't use starter fluid, just crank in five...

Wanted for 40 Ford. Oil filter return line, with the banjo fitting. Looks like this. This one is dry-rotted, not usable.