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Many thanks, indeed!

And the winner is ....

Great work! Congrats...

WOW, what a find! Good Luck! If you feel OK sharing, what part of the Smokies are you in? If not, no problem! I'm in Waynesville, NC.....

Welcome to the 'Barn!

Ditto my '29 Tudor...

Re: Special Coupé on BaT Anyone know why the rear bumpers are pushed so far back? Looks a bit odd... Thanks

It's nice to get a brief look at the wooden frame of some models, before they pop the pre-assembled metal over it and start attaching.... Thanks for posting.

Thanks for posting. Even with it's later style grill, that first pic gives a good idea of why the Model A was known as the 'Baby Lincoln'...

The Buster Keaton Society runs a nice FaceBook page - https://www.facebook.com/BusterKeatonSociety

You can easily remove the timing gear cover, and look at what's happening. Odds are that you have a 'fiber' camshaft gear, that has stripped teeth... You can order another 'fiber' gear, or an aluminum one that will last ages. There is lots of literature on how to swap out the gear, and get it...

Re: Windsor Built Model A’s For Sale - 1931 Yes, weird that some appear that way, some don't....

Ditto

Handy tool to have! Good luck.

Ahhh, a day well-spent. Looking good! Congrats!

Wow. It looks really nice, except for the price. But it was listed by 'Haggle Me', so they might come down a bit....

Remember that the starter MUST be 'grounded' to the flywheel housing. You would think the three bolts would be enough, but I've learned it isn't always....

Nice. Thanks for posting.

Got a chuckle out of this... Thanks for posting.

Can concur....