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Regarding fuel stabilizers, Gibbs Racing Oil has a product that has been demonstrated in various tests to protect old (and new too I guess) carb's from corrosion created by ethanol fuels, particularly when vehicles are in storage. I saw a presentation they put on locally and it was...

I have that entire thread (jalopyjournal.com/forum/s...d.php?t=462776) saved as a word document, with all the pics. Glad I did so because with the photobucket debacle articles like this would be rendered useless without pics. Shoot me an email address and I can send the word doc to you.

I'm coming Saturday. I'll make sure I hit the Barner booths

I think it is screwed onto the bottom lip of the bed. Howells, as well as others, have these reproduction panels for sale.

You must have missed the part where I said I had spent a buttload of time. Want a list of all who don't stock it, but show it on their web site "for reference only" and the part where Dick Spadaro had made a reference to plumbing parts as a replacement.

OK, this bushing (1939 only, 91A 7526; 1.92"L x 1.193" ID x 1.254" OD)is made of unobtainium at this point. I have spent a buttload of time trying to find replacement bushings and I now know why they are no longer made. So has anyone ever looked at using Delrin as a bushing here? Have to hog...

My 36 I tore aprt and the center section bearings were toast, and I needed to get sleeves put on the ends of my bells, so I bit the bullet and tore it down, ordered a 354 ring and pinion and that's when I discovered the 10 to 6 spline issue. Dick Spadaro told me what I needed was his adapter...

Thanks for the info guys. Don, I have 3 of the 5 books you show, but I'll find those I don't have and see what mystical information I am able glean from them. All your efforts and info are appreciated guys.

I actually have two copies of much vaunted Green Bible. They give a list of various standard parts with no mention of quantities required, nor any clue as to where it is to be used in the assembly process. I have a lot of pictures, and probably twice as many labeled plastic bags of hardware...

Tangled, Thanks for the trip to the past. Interesting read. Still, much has changed in the 7 years since the BOD made their dastardly move to kill the information brought forth by Jerry and Lawson. I say dastardly because of the complete lack of cooperation and backroom decisions exhibited by...

I too was hoping they would engage in discussions as to how their book could be brought to fruition, but likely they have moved on and just want it behind them. Can't blame them. If it were me who'd been hung out to dry, I would avenge my good honor by publishing it myself. As I said, Amazon...

does it do it under acceleration or deceleration; both?

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To answer your questions, the front fenders mount to an inner fender, which is mounted to the frame and cab. The Front fenders run back and bolt up to the front of the running boards, which run under the doors as well. The Main brace (the big ones with the hole on top, the headlight stand...

Rick, Shoot me an email address and I'll send you some of the pictures I took prior to teardown of my 36. They are too big apparently. I can get them smaller, usually by emailing them to myself and saving in a different location. I think I have what you need. Mike

Hench my confusion, so I'm blaming the author. That's my story and I'm stickin' to it.

Don, Yes, that's what I have been going from. Every book or CD I have says model 67-830 for Pickups. Apparently I am one of many, many, confused because a google search for Model 68 pickups brings a lot of misinformation up. Thanks for the info and the help. Take a look at this link as an...

Don Rogers, I completely agree on the water splashing of face aspect of the old Ford literature. Decoding part numbers from the"Green Bible" is more of a detective endeavor than anything. A lot of times I think I have finally arrived at what should be the part number for something like a...

The more I learn about 1936 pickups the more questions.... I have assumed I had a '36 67-830 model 1/2 ton pickup. But I have never seen on paper what the differences are between the two models of 1/2 pickups. Why two different models? And why can't I see any differences when I look at pics of...

That idea might have some merit, but not sure I want to join that group in order to get the news letter. I think the actual book is preferable to me. I, also, buy a lot of books on makes I don't own, just to have the info on a car or truck I like. While Ford is not my 1st brand of choice, I...