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    1946-48 4.11: Ring Gear and Pinion

    Bernie, Are the 3.54 ring & pinion still available. I have a nice set of 4.11's out of my 1939 half ton pickup that we might swap if interested? Thanks Charlie
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    Turn signal Kit

    Looks like you've got the ball rolling... ain't the Ford Barn great! Charlie
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    Turn signal Kit

    Several of the "suppliers" carry turn signal kits. You can also search turn signals here on the Barn or Google "How to build a turn signal". There is a ton of info available for you to look at and choose what applies. Check Mac's antique parts for basic turn signal kits. Good luck with your project
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    '35-'41 Pick-up Outside Mirror Bracket

    SOLD... Check is on the way. Thanks, Charlie
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    Wild Lincoln V12 from H&H Flatheads

    soon as I get the next bump in my social security I'm gettin one of those bad boys for my rascal :D.
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    35' 36' misc parts

    Flat-V8... Is your panel & gauge combo still available? Thanks, Charlie (Van, TX)
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    1941 4 cylinder pickup

    Old Clem has a close relative on e__Y. I have no dog in this hunt but if MrMOOSe' 4 cylinder is to your liking you might check it out. listing 271036931074 Charlie
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    Mild panic to a big grin...

    I recently purchased a 1939 pickup in unrestored but road-worthy condition and I've been grinnin ever since. Although I've owned a half dozen Model-A's this new fangled V-8 is a whole new ballgame. This morning I made a 3 stop trip (cafe, post office and hardware store) and the old girl ran...
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    WTB Center grill strip for '39 pickup

    Looking to replace a missing center grill strip on my 1939 Pickup. Usable with "character" is OK. Please send price and good pictures. Thanks!
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    New to site

    Welcome to a '37 from a '39 in Texas. Gotta love an old pickup!
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    Period correct way to wrap a steering wheel?

    I'm not exactly sure what you want to have as a finished product but I've covered both a Model-A and a '39 pickup steering wheel with "Wheelskins". They offer a true leather lace on in standard and custom sizes. Their gallery shows both modern and vintage wheels with their covers. They offer...
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    Summer school... the early Ford way

    Good for you! We ain't gitting any younger and somebody needs to be able to keep'em running when we can't. My grandson got his first taste of oil under my Model-A pickup when he was about 12. Now he's helping with my '39 pickup. He's 21 now and we're still buddies.
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    Anyone using the foreign made 37-39 temp gauge?

    This is exactly the information I like to see on the forum. I was about to buy a replacement for my 39 pickup so this helpful info saved me the grief! Is there anyone out there repairing them? I'd spend the same money to have mine repaired and keep it "real". Thanks
  14. grinnin

    You can't fix stupid!

    What worries me more is that some of these guys VOTE!
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    1939 Pickup floor mat or Substitute?

    Some good ideas... thanks to all for the input! Charlie
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    1939 Pickup floor mat or Substitute?

    I need some help and/or info on a 1939 pickup rubber floor mat. My truck is a good old driver with an honest farm & ranch patina inside and out. She's my cafe, post office and feed store ride. It looks like our usual vendors want around $200 bucks for the '39 mat or they don't list one for...
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    Thinking about a AA

    I've seen AA's with both crank and hydraulic tilt beds. Saw one driving through Fort Worth that was was carrying a coupe. Unfortunately I was heading in the opposite direction and couldn't see what setup he was using. The tilt bed was a popular option throughout the mid and southern states for...
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    Want to join the club - help a newb (Model A Pickups)

    I agree completely with 28ACoupe's advise. I have a stock '29 Open Cab and previously owed a '30 Closed Cab pickup. Model-A's have a real "cozy" cab. They just weren't built for "family" use. I wouldn't trade mine when it comes to eye appeal but you need to try a few on for size. I have a '39...
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    An Early Ford Truck Post... Let's see them.

    My '29 just got a garage mate. Picked up the '39 on Friday and plan to enjoy her pretty much like she is!
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    NOS FORD Gauges 1938-1951

    Should you not sell as a lot... I'd like to buy a dash temp gauge for my 85HP 1939 Ford Pickup. It's my only non-working gauge. Best regards, Charlie Bennett 817-457-5849 hubbennett@gmail.com
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