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I use por-15. It's like brush on powder coating. Gas will never harm it.

Snyders sells the rhd rubber front mat.

Believe the js says that the silver stripe on the goodyear was not visible once it was mounted but does mention the red stripe on firestone's being seen. The high point cars I've been around have it. Not sure how to produce it though. Guess a pin stripper.

So how many brothers have been involved together in the industry? 1.Duryea 2.Duesenberg 3. Stanley 4. Dodge 5. Fisher

Didn't Moon and Dort both end up being owned by GM before the depression?

Just had two rear fenders shipped from Hershey back to Texas. $300 later they arrived by ups undamaged.

The corvette club has a big show that weekend just north of there I believe.

Then there's the one lone female. To the best of my knowledge, there's only been one car company named after a girl, Mercedes, named after Karl Benz's daughter.

Model A'ers and bikers like to drive on the same type of roads. I often look at motorcycle touring websites to get tour ideas for our club.

If you call him, he normally has beautiful cowl bands, bumper clamps, and restored original gas/radiator caps that go on so much better than reproduction.

That's the only plane I saw there. He said wings were in the trailer. Looked like a wreck to me.

Don't have his number on me but I bet someone else on here can list it. You want to call Doug Bruce in New York. He's the go to guy for Model A stainless pieces. All are restored originals and look better than new. An original restored radiator shell is probably going to be around $400-$500 but...

Hi from Dallas. There is a panhandle A's club but they are a little hard to find and not very active. Maybe a google search might bring up something. I know they would love to see a new face.

I know flat is correct on 30/31 but can't help you on 28/29. A&L sells a great set that even has the original letter codes stamped in them for right front, left front etc

Most any of the antique license plate restoration guys seem to be willing and able to do toppers as well.

I'm planning on buying a rear fender this year at Hershey and am wondering how I'm going to get it home. I know there's the UPS store in town but doubt they have a box big enough. I live in Texas and am flying back home. Anybody have any ideas? What have you done that works?

Originals have silver ink. Reproductions have white ink. That to me is the easiest way to tell.

They are right, the place in New Zealand makes a beautiful filter for the rhd. They can be a little slow to respond but they have all kinds of cool stuff for rhd A's.

Here in Texas, its really easy to use yom plates. The state originally issued two plates, so we still have to use two. Here in Texas, the plates are actually stamped "front" or "rear" even.