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I"ve been buying barn finds, garage finds, for over 50 years now. When you find something like this pickup. Try to take into consideration. All aspects of the restro. Does the engine turn over? how much sheet metal will I need? glass, paint, trim, brakes, frame, tires wheels. How much can I do...

You should be able to unscrew the other end at the trans. Once you get it off you should be able to take a pair of needle nose pliers and pull the rest of the cable out. If it's stuck inside of the housing. You might have to soak the housing in some PB Blaster for a few days

Renu has always worked real well for me. I also have used Bob Drakes repo tanks. Very nice quality and well worth the money. I also changed my fuel lines in cars that have sat for years. I plan on looking up dean333 baking soda solution. Sounds very interesting.

I put a new fuel pump on my 41 without putting the push rod in. Couldn't figure out why I wasn't gettin' gas. Duhh! Thing is I did it 2 different times.

In 1965 I bought my first 1941 Ford Super Deluxe coupe, from the widow of the original owner. All I know about him is he was a Tech Sgt. in the 8th Army Air Force during WWII. Sadly he never made it back. I still have the car today. It had 8,000 miles on it.

A nice summers night in 1968. I was on leave from the service. I was driving my uncles '34 Ford coupe. I had learned to drive in that car. I had also spent many hours helping my uncle build it. It had a 53 Merc drive train. It was one fast little coupe. I was just out having a nice ride drinking...

I'm 65. I bought my first 41 Ford coupe in 65.

I've always used a white bearing grease. Smear it on thick on both sides of your head gaskets, just the grease nothing else.Lube your studs and the inside of the nuts. Some people like to use Permatex Copper Spray on their gaskets. It works real well also.

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That has to be a first! I usually put wrenches in my back pocket. Or all over the garage and on the car.

Love the car. On the HAMB there is a social club called the Utah Hambers. You might want to post the pictures with them and see if you get a bite. It's a start. Someone might remember it.

I lost my mind once and still can't find it.

He's just mad because his wife or mommy won't let him have one. It's great just as it is. Welcome to the world of older Fords

I've installed a top oiler using MM oil and I use it in the gas tank. Great stuff. been using it for over 45 years.

Stick around there are alot of great people on the barn,with a gold mine of information!

Don't think I'll try any of that,at least not on purpose. I've only seen one of those cars. You'd think there would be more of them around as well as they stood up to all that abuse. Who's Deadeye Don?

That's funny!! I guess the attitude was if you have to build it and can't afford one,let's irritate the people who can. That's good

Besides the usual odds and ends tools and garbage I found a $5 gold piece in my 35 coupe it was down under an old rubber floor mat.

I've had luck using WD-40 and putting the key in and out several times. That helps loosen stuck pins

I had the same problem with fitting mine on my 41. Glad I had them I broke my drive axle a month ago and they do work.