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Hi Charles, tks a lot for your answer. I´m writing from Argentina, and yes, you are right !! In June 6th, 1945 we started driving for the right side of the road. Before that date all our cars were right hand drive. My 1928 Ford A is a right hand drive. I appreciate your info and photos. I will...

Hi, can anyone help me and post some photos of how the top is adjusted to the top of the windshield ? I want to see how and where the studs are fixed in the windshield frame. Many thanks in advance for your help. Charlie Saguier

Hi, I´m restoring a 1928 Roaster Pickup. I painted gray with black fenders. I know are not the original colors, but I guess Mr Henry would accepted. (He loved the black). I need your advice or suggestion about which could be the nicest colour for the cushion, backrest and door panels. Any idea ...

Joe, thanks a lot for your time and explanation about the Pickup Bed !! Bob, your phot showed that in the early 1928 PICKUP, doesn´t exist the piece of wood, correct ?or that photo shows a modification ? Cheers

Hi Joe and Bob. Thanks a lot for your information. My Model A is a Right Hand Drive, because in Argentina till after the WWII traffic was like in England. Any chance to post another photo or drawing about how de Bracket is fixed to the frame ? Bob, congrats for your eye. When I bought the car...

Hi Sir, I´m not sure what do you mean with a drum taillight ? This is the light I have : and this is what I had before restoration. I want to know how the original DUOLIGHT lamp is fixed to the bracket and this to the frame. Thanks in advance.

Hi, no chances to post a photo of the "Brake Rod Return Springs in the 7-8 Revised 2011" ?? A photo is better than a thousand words ! Tks

Hi, someone could post a photo of the licence plate bracket and rear light of a Model A Roaster Pickup ? Thanks in advance.

Hi Joe, and Bob. Many thanks for your answers. Really appreciated. Cheers

Hi Sirs, I restarted my 28 Roaster Pickup restoration and I have a doubt. Which kind of rear bumpers this model has ? A photo would help me a lot. Thanks in advance for your comments and advices. Charlie Saguier

Hi Guys, many thanks for your comments.! Now I know that at least my door latches are originals :p Cheers, Charlie Saguier

Hi, I'm restoring a Roadster Pickup 1928 and I found a "FORD" scripted on the 2 latches. Is this common ? or just on early Model A ? Uploaded with ImageShack.us Cheers and tks in advance for your comments. Charlie Saguier

Hi Guys, sorry if my question is a little different, but I saw the gas tank stamped (Mine is 7-19-28) and has screws instead of bolts and nuts, Which is correct ? Cheers, Charlie

Hi Tom, many thanks for your tips. Do you have any photo of the restoration ? Cheers. Charlie

Hi D.J this is one of my 2 headlight buckets. Uploaded with ImageShack.us Is this what are you looking for ? Cheers, Charlie

Hi, I don't know if D.J. is asking me regarding the instrument panel or if he is asking to other guy. Just in case, this is what I found on my 1928 Roadster Pick-up Uploaded with ImageShack.us Cheers, Charlie

Hi Tom, many thanks again for your comments. Now is clear for me. I guess the headlights rings must be nickel, correct ? Fred, my car is a July 28, so I don't know if it's a early one. Do you have a chance to post a photo of an early instrument panel ? Cheers, Charlie Saguier

Hi, many thanks for your prompt replies. Tom, sorry but I don't understand your message. You say the "painted" headlight buckets on pickups were plain steel "not paint" on.............:confused::confused: Cheers, Charlie

Hi, the instrument panel in a 28 Pickup Roadster, must be cromed or only black painted ? In case it must be painted, could someone tell me which kind of paint may I use? Must be the same used on the headlamps ? Cheers, Charlie

Hi, I need some help with this part. I would like to replace this part for a new one, but I didn't find it in any of my Part List Catalogues (Mac's- Snyders- Bratton's) Uploaded with ImageShack.us Any idea or help would be appreciate. Cheers and tks, Charlie Saguier