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The best process, in my opinion, is to buy from BD, DC, or Mac's. I have learned that they do, apparently, 'share' manufacturing needs'. For example, I ordered a '40 Deluxe steering wheel from Drake. When received, it had the Vintique name on the back. I will ad that it was a beautiful and...

I have a '40 tudor. It has been restored with Mac's Cartouche in gray. The gentleman, 86 year old in Florida, who had it restored told me it came with gray interior. That was a surprised to me. But, hey, what do I know? So, I have a black car with gray interior. It looks good............

Nevermind........ I figured it out, duh.

Per Kube above: As a side note of sorts: I think it funny that those of us that expect honesty are labeled "whiners", etc. Since when did telling the truth become whining? No one has said, suggested nor implied that expecting honesty and telling the truth would label someone a...

Hey, 'Charley' is a "stand up Guy", as they say on Fordbarn Threads!

Hi, I have a question please. I see the number about 40 responses to a thread and than when I click on the thread, I only receive about twenty of them? Even though, I am logged in? Can you help? Thanks.

Please do yourself a big favor and buy a new set of complete running boards from Bob Drake. They are excellent and worth the price. On occasion, he does have a sale; it is worth it, trust me. https://www.bobdrake.com/Categories3.aspx?Id=3536runningboards

I purchased California Car Cover. After receiving, I installed and marked the mirror locations. I than returned it to CCC and they installed the mirror pockets perfectly. It fits and looks great.

I purchased my from California Car Cover for my 40 tudor. After receiving, I installed on car an marked the mirror locations; I than sent it back to CCC to sew on the mirror pockets. It is great!

LinStacey@sbcglobal.net He sells all the tools in a kit and also each piece individually. You can get the burlap bag as well as the vinyl wrench pouch.

I bought mine from California Car Cover for my '40 Tudor. After received, I put on car and marked the mirror locations; than sent it back to CCC for finishing and sewing. They did a great job.

I use the Beltran Battery Tender. It can be purchased from Battery's Plus. I think the BEST OPTION................

You whiners need to go to NAPA. The 'thread people' act like they have ALL the answers and everyone else is wrong, go figure. Bob Drake has done more for the Early Ford hobbie than any of you could dream about.

US Navy, 1964-1968, Destroyers, Pacific, Vietnam, 2nd Class Yeoman (E-5)

US Navy, 1964-1968, Destroyers, Pacific, Vietnam, 2nd Class Yeoman (E-5) GREAT experience for me.

I used JB Weld. I felt the 'runny' part was a plus; it enables the epoxy to seep deeper into the cracks. I also feel JB is easier to work with. I than used a 'fine' file to shape it before sanding and priming. The wheel looks AWESOME!

I have always maintained (ablest the last few years) that when ever what appears to be a battery issue, REPLACE IT! From there, at least you know, it is not the battery. A new battery is a 'cheap fix'. I recommend you replace the battery and 'go from there'. Have a great day............ Daryl

A GREAT TIME was had by ALL! If you like 1940 Fords, the place to be on October 10 was Sacramento Vintage Ford. At the 75th Anniversary Gathering, there were nearly fifty original classics and street rods participating in that event. Forty Fords came from all over Northern California and...

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