Search results

  1. 1

    I inherited a true to original restoration 1935 Ford Deluxe. Help me out here.

    I am sure it would have been a nice car in it's day. Honestly when we had it running it was damn near as quiet as my Civic...
  2. 1

    I inherited a true to original restoration 1935 Ford Deluxe. Help me out here.

    I didn't run it long enough to let it warm up. My dad says it was at 20psi when we first started it (he was inside and I was outside). When I was looking at it I saw it go up to 5ish psi with a little bit of gas.
  3. 1

    I inherited a true to original restoration 1935 Ford Deluxe. Help me out here.

    Thank you for the information. I do believe the title is good to go but I will double check it. So if I do nothing with the oil pressure and leave it how it is, would it be safe to start it up again? Should I only let prospective buyers drive it a few feet?
  4. 1

    I inherited a true to original restoration 1935 Ford Deluxe. Help me out here.

    So this car would have originally came with no oil filter right? And with this oil filter you need the reducer to maintain pressure? Thank you.
  5. 1

    I inherited a true to original restoration 1935 Ford Deluxe. Help me out here.

    Ok, interesting. I was wondering what that was. I unscrewed the cap and it was indeed full of oil, but there was really nothing in there haha. Just oil, no filter. Would I be correct to assume this is the Deluxe Tudor model?
  6. 1

    I inherited a true to original restoration 1935 Ford Deluxe. Help me out here.

    Hi y'all. Thank you for letting me into your community. I have a few questions about this car and I am hoping someone with much more knowledge than me can help out. The original owner has passed and I want it to end up in the hands of someone who will enjoy it because old cars are not really my...
Back
Top