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Brewster & Company built just 8 Convertible Coupes (Roadsters) between 1934 and 1937. Only 4 of them are known to exist. 2 of the 4 will most likely never see daylight again. This car has no real resemblance to the Brewster! This Original Factory photo will show the differences! More Brewster...

If you get to Hershey, STOP- BY AND SAY HELLO! NORTH CHOCOLATE FIELD, ROW C 4 I (this is the row between C 4 H & C 4 J) Spaces 4 – 7, Near Light Pole # 42. They are near the Main Bathrooms and all of the National AACA activity tents. We are directly in back of Sam’s tractor trailer with the...

We will no longer be in our old location in the Orange Field! Our NEW LOCATION is in the NORTH CHOCOLATE FIELD, ROW C 4 I (this is the row between C 4 H & C 4 J) Spaces 4 – 7, Near Light Pole # 42. They are near the Main Bathrooms and all of the National AACA activity tents. We are directly in...

Pete, Thanks for changing the photos to the larger version. I haven't figured out how to do that!

This is interesting!. I was sure that the Early Ford V-8 Club was started well before 1963. I will have to dig out my old membership cards, maybe even my first copies of the V-8 Times. I bought my first cars in 1955, which included a 1933 Standard Tudor and a 1934 3 Window Coupe. As I remember...

We will no longer be in our old location in the Orange Field! Our NEW LOCATION is in the NORTH CHOCOLATE FIELD, ROW C 4 I (this is the row between C 4 H & C 4 J) Spaces 4 – 7, Near Light Pole # 42. They are near the Main Bathrooms and all of the National AACA activity tents. We are directly in...

Is Di-electric grease a conductor or an insulator? I was always under the impression it was a conductor, put it on my battery clamps and a thin coating on the light bulbs to reduce corrosion and make a better connection. I used it on all the old cars and on several trailers. It never gave me...

Lights are all mounted. Problem with grounds. I mounted the front lights on the spacer between the bumper bars but I think my ground problem is in the bumper end bolt area, or maybe where the bumper mounts attach to the frame. I HATE electrical work! So, I am trying to track my ground...

I see the one on ebay was 12 volt. I know the mechanical stuff inside the switch would not be a problem but did you have to change all of the lights in the switch to 6 volt. I didn't want that big handle sticking out from the steering column. As you can see from my pics of the truck, I like...

Re: 6 Volt Turn Signals UPDATE All the parts are here! Pictures with numbers. Another update when they are installed and working (I hope)!

1934 Brewster. Brewster bought 135 chassis, '34 Ford and stretched the chassis 15 inches, then mounted their special Brewster bodies. You can check them out at < BrewsterCars.com >

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Katy, If you were referring to my truck as nice looking THANK YOU! Most people think I am crazy because it has OVERWHELMING PATINA. In 1957 that truck took me from Philadelphia, PA to Dearborn for the National MARC meet. Many of the regional meets were around 100 miles from my home and I made it...

Katy, If you were referring to my truck as nice looking THANK YOU! Most people think I am crazy because it has OVERWHELMING PATINA. In 1957 that truck took me from Philadelphia, PA to Dearborn for the National MARC meet. Many of the regional meets were around 100 miles from my home and I made it...

I used a plastic toggle switch from Auto-Zone on the phaeton. Worked great. Bought one yesterday from Advance ($6.00) on-off-on. Be sure to wire the switch backward so that left is left and right is right. It is not a lighted switch because they all seem to be 12 volt. I did put in a bright...

Sorry guys! I am an old timer with old ideas. Installing turn signals on my 1929 Roadster Pickup that I bought in 1955. The local Model A tech specialists complained about NO TURN SIGNALS so I decided to make them happy. Too stubborn to use LED, and fight with 12 volt conversions, so I searched...

Thanks to all for your help! Long story! I bought this Maroon '41 Woodie in 1973 and got it on the road a couple of years later. In about 1975 a friend of our son saw it and said "Someday I am going to own that car". She bought it in 2013 under the condition that we make it "Blue & Awesome"...

:confused: I am looking for someone, in the Salisbury, Maryland area, to do General Maintenance on a 1941 Ford. Oil changes, Lubrication, Tire checks, Prep for winter storage, Prep for Summer driving, maybe occasional clean up. I LOVE the car, just can't do the work. Independent garage, an...

Several years ago I sold my '41 woody to a friend who lives in Salisbry, MD. She has contacted me that she needs some help to get it running and back into driveable condition. I am now 87 and the car is about 4 hours away from me. Is there anybody in that area who could (or would) be interested...

Does anybody have a set of patterns for the '29 Roadster Pickup top that I could buy, rent, or borrow? I have the old top and planned to use that and add some because of shrinkage. GOOD patterns would be great! I have a complete roll of original style, short grain top material to use. This...