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Sure do Laurie and you better take 20 photographs of it so you put it back the way it was.

Laurie. I believe there is an adaptor available to plug that black hose into your fuel tank. I just checked the Eckler Website and it only works on Left Hand Drive vehicles and you wouldn’t believe it but they are out of stock !

I manufacture the pulley for the 33/34 4 cylinder engine out of one piece billeted steel and have them on two of my cars. If you send me an email I can send a photo of the finished product. Currently out of stock however the next batch of pulleys should be finished in two weeks ...

Bill I always thought the 68-1236-A sleeve was for the later hub also but you can install this sleeve in a 1928 to 1936 hub and use the later 68-1225 bearing and it will work perfect. We started reproducing these sleeves 25 years ago and they still work today. They will also fit the early...

bbrock. . Interesting information on the 68-1236-A hardened repair sleeve for hubs prior to 1936 and as a replacement sleeve for hubs 1936 to 1948. I have some New Old Stock sleeves and there is no spacer/washer in the Ford box. That doesn’t mean there never was one. It makes sense having...

The total Australian production figures for the 1930 and 1931 Roadster pickups was was 87. That’s not many and we know of 5 surviving.

Well worth it. Most pin holes in the shoes are well worn. Some are so bad the shoes jam up when brakes applied hard.

That’s a “bit” dangerous

I collect the Australian badges. Dave

Anybody have a new old stock or excellent 1932 to 1934 Big Truck Steering worm Left hand drive? Thanks. Dave

Trevor. Do you have a copy of the other colour harmony sales brochure?

Trevor. The long one is 32 and the short one is 33/34

Manuel. What you have there is a genuine 1933-1934 4 cylinder Ford Right Hand Drive air cleaner. There is a similar air cleaner for the 32 4 cylinder unit however the top is slightly more domed. Unfortunately neither two will fit the Model A vehicle there simply is not enough room. Justin’s...

They are more than a challenge and a half to find, restore and then to get them to work properly. Being a single arm regulator and couple that with such a wide window I,m not sure they worked to efficiently back in the day. DavidG might want to comment. We ended up installing a Toyota double...

I just checked my RHD cars and both the 4 cylinder and the V8 use the 40F-7511 clutch release arm. There was no A or B at the end

Ring Skip and see if he wants cores rather than just throw them out

It’s a excellent book on the Model A carburettor. Maybe get somebody to photocopy it for you. Too far for me to post. Dave

If you contact Gotham Auto Parts in New York they sell a high quality “B” condenser. Mine has worked for years. Dave

Just to complicate your mathematical exercises for the day. A Firestone tyre will have a slightly different rolling perimeter than a Goodyear tyre.

That’s true that the top opening was lifted a couple of inches for more headroom but not on the Model A Taxi. It was introduced on the 1933/1934 Taxi