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Q. Can you sell Ford items on this web site?

Appreciate the replies and as obvious is the "difference" of opinion when it comes to "Classic Cars". I the "Car World" you have: Cassics, Vintage, Antiques, and Collectibles; all carrying different definitions and a difference in definitions among the owners and some Clubs. I guess it comes...

Here's my challenge; let's see what I can do.

Thanks for the reply, the 54 is going up on the Market, Sale or Trade; but not going to give her away, so if she ends up staying over the Ohio winter; I just may see what I can do in knocking out the "quick patchwork" the previous owner did just to get that headlight in there and see what my...

Anybody of anybody who sale replacement or "old stock" entire Front Passenger Fender for a 1954 Ford Customline, 4 Door?

I am going to throw this out there. I currently Co-Host a Classic Car Podcast (Street Scene Power Hour) which can be seen here locally (Ohio) on Armstrong Cable Channel 100 but also on Youtube and other Podcast formats; anyway the question came up: "Are 4 Door Cars Classics"? My position...

I do not have the service manual; planning on getting one soon. It is the top, rear adjustment rod shown in the diagram; show only #s; do you know or does anyone know the "name" of that item? Oh, thanks

Daves55Sedan: I truly appreciate the reply and suggestions....but all I want to do is "replace the spring"...LOL, but again let me ask: Right where the throttle linkage return assembly sits at the flywall is, what looks like a "turnbuckle" adjustment rod; you can adjust it by turning; what is...

Wow! Some "Great" - where to start suggestions.....truly appreciate it. Everything seems tight, I really think the "greasing" will help out a lot....and little adjustment of the steering box, and a new set of shocks. While I got the group here; my throttle linkage was a little, well she...

Well; it appears we have all had the "Colonel Kling" - "I Know Nothing" [ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UmzsWxPLIOo ] potential buyers.....only some of us "older car guys" will remember Colonel Klink....anyway I now put so much in the Marketplace description, I think I'm scaring people off, oh...

Looking for some suggestions: So I got this 1954 Ford Custom Line. V8 Y Block, Standard Shift, 4 Door. It is an old, old restoration that sat for years. In some of my other posts, I described what I did to the interior, tore out old carpeting, replaced door panels, and quickly...

Abe; not sure what he was expecting, but I couldn't have been more descriptive in the many, many texts we shared.....I felt bad for his family, wife with a baby in the back, the son was about 10 years old.... 10-hour drive, hauling a trailer; then 10 hours back with NO CAR....oh well just needed...

I know this is an old subject, the latest post-2020, but maybe someone will read this. On my 54 Ford Customline, V8 Y Block; I'll get chatter when I slowly start off, but if I feather the throttle, a little more RPM, No Chatter; I've been driving it like that No Chatter going from 1st to 2nd...

When I sell cars I try hard to explain the car in the description; but what I am getting at is when you are looking at a 70-year-old car, that is not a Barett Jackson Car, not a "Body Off Restoration", somewhat of simply a "Survivor", well you have to, should consider that a lot of "hands" have...

I just want to share this with the group; actually, I just want to "Vent" a little. So, I have this 1954 Ford Customline I recently picked up; and like all my "finds", I usually enjoy them, find out as much as I can about them, and often "flip them", just to see what else is out there and...

My "54" Ford Customline: Well, I took the Ford to our local, "last of the season" Canfield, Ohio Fair Grounds (Dave & Eds) Swap Meet, just to see the interest and if a fair offer would be made; some offers, but I still have her. Going to keep her over the winter (unless I get a late...

How would one post a pic with their user name? I see a lot of posts where the use name + pic appears. Look forward to your reply.

Contacted a few of the "suggested contacts" that this group gave and received some great information; with all the suggestions here is where I am at with my thoughts: 1. Purchase the suggested "Y-Block Alternator Bracket" currently on the market 2. Purchase a "New", Tuff Stuff Model #7098...

Response: When I "connected" the one-wire alternator, I started her up and put the meter on her and it was not recording a "charge". But I found out that the one-wire alternators need to get a good 2-2.5 RPM put to them before they begin to charge, and excite them; I was testing it at the idle...

Appreciate the tip KULTULZ, but right now just want whatever alternator I put on her to "charge the battery", and accessories I'll deal with later; as for a New Wiring Harness, or looking "factory", not worried about that at this point just want to get her on the road, maybe an Ohio winter...