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  1. Bill in Al

    Never Too Old To Do Something Stupid

    Cool water poured over the burn as quickly as possible is by far the best way to stop the pain and reduce blistering.
  2. Bill in Al

    Positive post on original coil

    Thank you Tom.
  3. Bill in Al

    Positive post on original coil

    I can't tell the positive from the negative post on my original coil.Can someone identify them as looking from the front of the car toward the cowl? Positive on the left or right?
  4. Bill in Al

    Prayers needed for fellow Fordbarner David Moore

    A very nice person.My prayers for the family.
  5. Bill in Al

    Congratulations Steve Plucker!

    Way to go Pluck!
  6. Bill in Al

    29 Sport Coup won't fire

    I just went through a case like this and the ignition cable was not screwed far enough into the distributor. Good luck.
  7. Bill in Al

    Is the verdict a cracked block, more info?

    I had a newly built B block crack between valves when I was torquing the head in the proper sequence.I heard a pop and removed the head.What I found was a crack running across between #3 valves and also down to the bottom.Doing a close inspection I found the block had rusted so badly over the...
  8. Bill in Al

    tire blow out on trip to walla walla

    I would check the manufacturers date on the Coker tires. They may be older than you think.
  9. Bill in Al

    four row radiator for 1930?

    Thanks all.
  10. Bill in Al

    four row radiator for 1930?

    Jordan,what is a VT modern core? I haven't found a definition for that. My car is for sure a driver.
  11. Bill in Al

    four row radiator for 1930?

    Just looking for something to keep my tudor with A/C and OD cool when touring at speed in the southern states including Texas. I'm considering a Berg's 3 tube but wondering about 4 tubes that might fit if any are available.
  12. Bill in Al

    four row radiator for 1930?

    Are there any 4 row radiators available for '30-1 cars?
  13. Bill in Al

    What's a safe rpm for a good touring eng.?

    OK,thanks guys.I wasn't looking for redline,just a comfortable uphill rpm for longer uphill runs out of overdrive and a good rpm for extended overdrive use.You have all given me about what I was expecting to hear and 1800-1900 od is close to what I'm using with 2000 and no od for hills. As Eagle...
  14. Bill in Al

    From Whitewalls to Blackwalls

    How about a set of each to suit your mood?!! I like the black.
  15. Bill in Al

    What's a safe rpm for a good touring eng.?

    I have an inserted engine and an overdrive. What is a safe rpm to run for extended periods when not in overdrive?
  16. Bill in Al

    '67 Fairlane gas gage reading wrong

    Hank has the answer.See if any other gauges seem to be off also.You can usually tell because of an incorrect temp. reading. Good luck!
  17. Bill in Al

    '59 Ranch Wagon Air ride???

    Sounds like you need springs.My first new car was a 1959 Ranchwagon twodoor, sky blue, six cylinder.I could haul four adults with a couple of kiddies in the rear space with no problem.
  18. Bill in Al

    Model A touring engine

    What is considered a safe RPM for a "touring" engine to turn at a top cruising speed?
  19. Bill in Al

    Model A car names

    Hey Tony,tell everyone hi! "Jo" was named after the prior owner's wife who when I asked if my new A had a name,said I wanted my hubby to name it after me.I told her that "Jo" would be the name and it is!
  20. Bill in Al

    New Guy Intro

    Welcome! Bill
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