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Probably be best to contact Bert's?

Marvel Mystery Oil works best if you have a Marvel Carburetor.

Now that's funny...

While it is great to hear that MAFCA is getting new members and are approaching a new record high, how does that compare to how many we are losing or members actually participating? Our local club has been steadily in decline, both in membership and participation, for a few years. If we don't...

Looks like Ford Barn material to me! Thanks for sharing.

A thermal imaging camera might pin point it for you. https://www.amazon.com/Raythink-Professional-Resolution-Ultra-Clear-Inspection/dp/B0G4MDN3LM/?tag=atomicindus08-20

Hundreds (thousands) of other Model As have their license plate located in front of the radiator, mine included, without issues. I wonder what makes yours ‘special’?

Agreed!

Re: “B” Grind Cam Well good for you...

Re: “B” Grind Cam I wouldn't use a Model B head, they use the 3 bolt water pump that is hard to get parts for. To answer your question, a Model B has a compression ratio of 4.6.

Since the original oil was a single grade and heavier than your GL-4 140, I would guess that your 140 should work OK tho I have never tried it. That said, Steve Mitchell sez to use GL-5 85W-140 in his transmissions and O/D. Also sez NOT to use 600W from the vendors.

Is this AI? How did we drive past the same Real Estate Office twice?

The one with the knob holds the oil pump in place when you remove the pan. The other is a cooling fan knockoff tool.

Most 'Moderns' use tempered glass in the side windows. easier to shatter and get out of car in an accident. You can not get out of a car with laminated glass. That is why laminated glass is mandated for windshields, so you don't go thru it. I would look at safety above all other reasons.

A ⅜” breaker bar or ratchet should fit the rear end plugs on your Model A.

I agree, Snyder's is one of the best and my #1 go to. My only complaint is their search engine on the online catalog is one of the worst. I find a lot of the time, if I didn't have a hard copy of their catalog to get a part number, I would not be able to find the part I need. Very frustrating.

Interesting trivia about the Barcola Buffalo tools is the are made by the same company that later made the Barcalounger Recliners.

I like the "No nut" muffler clamps, much easier to install in tight quarters.

I believe he said new manifold, gasket, muffler...