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When I have ordered from Mac's a "black cloud" appeared. Something always would go wrong. TomW's recommendations are the ones I use.

The thing we have here, post hurricane, is theft of gensets in the middle of the night. We chain and lock with a shotgun handy at the door. Mathew was my 4th here.

We got the hurricane in Jupiter but dodged the Worse. Only a fence torn down. The A's were protected in the garage, F150 outside but no problem. Gusts here only to 84.

This is the advice I got in 1956 when I got my first Model A. It worked then and will work now.

To drain a quart, have someone tightly cover the oil fill tube while you loosen the oil drain plug. But, this could be messy. You are not the only one who's done this at least once or twice.

In 1948 when I was 6 the Oscar Meyer Mobile drove past my house. It stopped and a young man got halfway out (no roll down Windows) and asked for directions for which I had a sort of answer. I ran in to tell the folks but no one would believed there was Weiner Mobile.

This is the story on our 1930 TS...... What a job. If I had known would have bought a finished car. Yes, it was fun, I loved learning and the comradeship.

Same here .....

Welcome Mike, you made my day! Thanks for sharing your video.

Two years ago, I orderred carpet for the rear floor of our 1931 TS from MACs. Paid them $$$ for it. They sent the wrong item. Wont take it back and wont send a replacement. Have spoken to a dozen ppl there. Nothing.

Perfect.....

Excellent list Carl. "I get does it run?" quite often.

MikesK, would there be a chance there will be a video/CD/YouTube of your your seminar available to those fascinated by Model A life.

I too am installing a Tyree wiring kit. Ty Brent for the idea

And, if you didn't want to undo the straps..... Buster could jump in there but a closed space wouldn't be right for him

Drove an early 1928 Briggs Sedan for seven years as a kid. I loved that car. Back to A's fifty years later, problem is my waistline isn't 32/34 anymore. So, it's the '30/31s today. I love them all though.

Me too Wbedwards... And, this Forum is fantastic for this all thumbs kid that just loves Model As. Brent's superb post explains a lot. Thanks a million Ryan for saving and enhancing the Ford Barn. It's a life savior for us newbies and so much fun (the negative chaps have missed me).

Great ideas... Thank you.....

I've been looking for just a Dust Cover. Nothing against waterproof, rain proof, breathable covers but all I need is to cover Duke in the garage. Any suggestion would be appreciated.