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    frame

    Ask question on HAMB: https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/forums/the-hokey-***-message-board.5/ Charlie Stephens
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    Ranger 2.3 in Model A

    I am not sure I understand your question. Is the engine in the car or do you want to put one in? If not I would suggest a 153 inch GM engine or a 181 GM industrial engine. My first suggesting would be to keep it original. Attached is a picture of a 181 industrial engine with 153 manifolds...
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    1932 Model B starter pull

    I believe this is the part you ar looking for in case anyone has an unidentified switch laying around loose. Charlie Stephens
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    1932 Model B starter pull

    Good luck. If I remember correctly the late B's used the V8 starter switch might might be easier to find. Also check with someone that rebuilds starters, they may have a core with switch parts. Charlie Stephens
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    Rear hub removal blues

    Check with your local club and see if they have a puller to loan. Charlie Stephens
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    Model A Frame interchange

    Get with your DMV about registration. Could be easy or could be impossible. Work the paper first!! Charlie Stephens
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    Wiring Diagram for a 37 ton truck?

    Did you check your owner's manual? Charlie Stephens
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    Big oil loss on rear sid

    Did you remember the gasket between the block and the flywheel housing? Charlie Stephens
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    Hubcaps for 1935 16” Wheels

    Re: Hubcaps for 1935 16” Wheels Note the ones shown are correct for 1932 only. Charlie Stephens
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    Hubcaps for 1935 16” Wheels

    Re: Hubcaps for 1935 16” Wheels Yes, they fit through '35. Charlie Spephens
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    Hubcaps for 1935 16” Wheels

    Re: Hubcaps for 1935 16” Wheels Bob Drake used to be the best source. Remember that 32-34 were available without the V8 but I prefer the '32 (shown).
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    Need for more speed

    Or maybe too low? Charlie Stephens
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    1933/34 Model B truck comfortable cruising speed.

    Kevin, Welcome to the site. You posted in a section intended for questions to the editors about the site. You would get better responses if you posted here: https://www.fordbarn.com/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=4 Ignore the fact that it says V8, they let the banger guys in. Don’t worry about...
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    Car Cover Recommendations

    Try COSTCO, and yes, post it here: https://www.fordbarn.com/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=4 Charlie Stephens
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    Stiff suspension

    I run springs designed for a roadster and teflon strips from Posies (I assume they still make them) in my 'Model A RDPU. Charlie Stephens
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    1931 roadster pickup

    How much wood in the body? (Early 31, March?) Floorboards, door jams (which are used to attach to upholstery) and 3 pieces to the support for the seat. The bottom of these pieces is attached with a bolt to the seat riser and the top bolt goes through the body. (first through third pictures) I...
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    Model A vs Model B

    If you are calling a 1933-34 engine a Model B note that the crankshaft pulley is shorter, the water pump is shorter and the generator mount on the timing cover is moved back slightly towards the rear of the car to accommodate the sloped radiator in those years. Charlie Stephens
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    Model A vs Model B

    To illustrate some of the earlier posts. First the cut off oil pan being used with my Model A transmission and flywheel housing. I left a strap of metal rather than trying to remove the rivets and risk a leak Second the Model B timing cover with the timing pin located at the top of the oval...
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    The State of Utah

    They will probably want to see the serial number on the frame. Yeah, I know what that involves. Charlie Stephens
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    1935 manushia rabbit hole query

    Please don't request answers be emailed. Have them posted so everyone sees them. Also, if there are errors they will be spotted if posted. Finally, answers are less likely to be sent because everyone assumes someone else has already done it. Charlie Stephens
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