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im in need of these parts for my flathead starter generator mount fan fuel pump stand fuel pump rod crank pully and bolt road draft tube oil fill tube please pm me if you have any of these parts with prices. Thanks

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no im not a member of a model A club.

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im looking for a 36 ford driveshaft. i dont need the torque tube just the driveshaft. anybody have one laying around they dont need. thanks

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im wondering if i need to run my fuel pump rod on my 8ba when i go to my dual carbs? also should i just run a block off plate on my offy intake. i have the regular not super dual intake. or should i run a fuel pump stand replacement with a breather. i still have the road draft tube so im not...

my chevy dist is also from gmc bubba. i guess ill hook it up and see how it goes.. im sure ill be back with tons of questions on this one..

well i have a chevy dist. machined to fit my flathead. i guess ill run that.. i just suck at dealing with distributors.. and timing.. lol

sorry guys its a 1951 8ba with stock dist. i should have said that.. lol

ok i know im beating a dead horse here but should i run the vaccum line from the dist. to the front or rear carb or to the manifold its self where the vaccum line for the wipers go?

this is a carb that i had kenct rebuild for me a few years back.. that brown mark wasnt there until after the incident the other day. the carb runs flawlessly other than that. now when i put the pennys there should i just give em a small dab of silicone to keep them in place while i mount the...

ill look into that. can anyone show me a picture of exactly what to block off with the pennys. thanks

ok my fordbarn friends here is my delema. when the weather is cool her i dont have a problem. my 8ba runs like a top. when summer comes and it warms up i have a problem where once my car hit 180-190 deg and i stop at a light when i take off it seems ok but then stumbles. it will sometimes even...

those are AWESOME!!! i want some!

i agree long live the barn and thanks to ryan and shelly for letting the tradition carry on.