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Looking for a good condition autolite heater box that fits on top of the waffle manifold. I have the firewall valve, just no air box. Thanks! Tom

Looking for a '31 sidebowl zenith carburetor. Are there any restorable ones out there?

The exciting/sporty appearance of a convertible, with all the comforts of a closed car! The best of both worlds.

Cool map! Please include me. Gustavus, AK 99826 Tom VandenBerg

Hey Bruce, Go to your local hobby shop and purchase some Aero-gloss lacquer based paint gloss black. It comes in 1oz bottles. This works perfect and will not come off with gasoline.

There is a little brass bushing under the steering wheel that may be tight or worn out. It allows your steering to rotate without turning the light switch.

Hi Scott, I just purchased these same tires for my sport coupe. I was pleasantly surprised. They look nice and seem nice quality. For a driver, I am very pleased. Tom

Have you guys seen this? Pretty Cool! http://content.usatoday.com/communities/driveon/post/2012/07/a-ford-model-a-trailer-fit-for-a-traveling-salesman/1

Easiest fix is to put in a new throttle shaft on the carb. As they wear, they leak air.

I'm reading a couple of things here. So after making the marks by spinning the tires and using chalk, we should then lower the tires back onto the ground, and move them forward a few feet to do the actual toe-in measuring?

Should the toe-in be adjusted with the tires on the ground, or spinning free on jackstands?

I love that carburetor sign. Too cool!

Re: The price of tires—Yikes! I noticed that Universal tires are still $99 each. Not sure about the quality though. https://www.universaltire.com/universal-tires/universal-bias-ply-tires/475-500-19-universal-blackwall.html

I love the brown look!

The repro fans are really nice. Don't risk your investment of an off-balanced fan.

If tightening the bolts doesn't help, you should take the manifold off and check that it is perfectly flat. Also check for droop. Over time sthey tend to droop down on the outlet nearest the firewall above where the manifold attaches to the muffler (where all the heat accumulates) and will never...

Definitely blown a gasket. Chill dude.

Thanks for the heads up!

Awesome shots! Congrats!

removal of the gas gauge is pretty simple. I would not recommend the aluminum tool. The star and outer wrench do not fit very well. I had a heck of a time getting mine screwed down tight enough to stop any seepage.