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Thank you so much!:cool::D

Thank you! :cool:

Thank you Art. The area I’m looking for is circled in your pic attached

CA Victoria - I may have to do that. It comes thru at an angle. I was thinking of securing the toe board and then using a vise grips to hood the switch on the frame, then drill holes.

That is wonderful news, congratulations ��

I’d always heard they were the same also. This floor starter switch was with the truck, but I have replaced the frame. Surely someone has a floor mounted switch and can locate the mounting holes?

They still sell them. I just saw their website a couple weeks ago. Try a Google search under ampco lubricators Ampcolubes.com

My frame is missing the mounting holes for the foot actuated starter switch. I can see in the metal toe board where it needs to mount, but if I’m off by a little bit the switch probably won’t line up with the floorboard hole. Can someone give me dimensions of where I should drill the holes...

The bed frame has hardwood planks on the underside and a solid steel bed floor on top. The bed steel is embossed with rub strips that look similar to the strips you would normally see on the wood beds.

I couldn't get there today to set up, due to working and snow removal! Hope to get there 7:00am tomorrow and get a booth.

Unless you are wanting to sell it, in that case get as much as you can for it. :D

yeah, he's just trying to figure out how to get the stamp to stick on it!

Thank God a decent car show without a bunch of childish antics, phony deadlines, and made-up drama! Show looks good so far! That guy that does the woodies, I hope he has an apprentice or someone to pass all that knowledge to!

Hmmm....my '36 has never lost any brake fluid. Something Ford used to advertise "The Safety of Steel from Wheel to Wheel"

I have a bunch of those wrenches marked "mm" in brand new condition....had them for 20 years and almost never touch them. Funny, some of them are almost the same size as my regular wrenches but are either a tad to tight or a bit too loose.

I've seen insulation at Menard's that looks like 3/8" thick bubble wrap covered with reflective foil. Look for it in the insulation aisle, usually at the back of the indoor lumbar yard. Jute is a thick soft cottony padding, looks to be made up of recycled fabrics, usually about 1/2" to 3/4"...

You can still give the sellers 'heads up' by sending a PM. I've done this with glaring errors on Ebay ads and most times the seller makes a correction and responds with a Thank You. Eliminating the ability to make snide comments and voice unsolicited opinions about an item for sale is a step...

Got parts today, they look great, with original hardware, thanks again Dave H

How can it be a barn find? I didn't see any chicken poop, spider webs, or bits of straw laying about.

I'm about 80% Greenie and 5% of each of the other categories. YES I want to fix it myself YES I want to drive it down the road YES I want original Ford when possible, and rebuilding mine to be 'of the period'...mechanical brakes, 6 volt, bias ply, etc and YES I'd like to take it to a show, but...