WTB- very good condition, top hood panels for a '30/31 Model A coupe.
No dents, rips, rust etc. Please E mail pics and price to Mike at;
rustycarparts@hotmail.com
I'm not on here that much- please, no PM's :D
Thanks, Mike B.
nice pair of 1931 Mass plates to get your YOM registration. $75. +shipping - Postal M.O. - respond to rustycarparts@hotmail.com
Thanks for looking- Mike
A nice pair of 1931 Mass. plates for your car. $125. cash or Postal M.O.
(buyer pays for mailing if necessary)--call Mike at 978-417-1849 7am to 5pm EST. Thanks for looking
The motor in my roadster has an oil pan with just a plug in the bottom :mad:- my coupe has a pan that has a plug and an access plate to pull the oil pump out without dropping the pan :). QUESTION; can these be interchanged ?? Thanks- always learning!
I sure appreciate all the info.- sounds like I ended up with an interesting piece . Once we recover from the winter, I want to study on that rear and hopefully run it in my roadster. I've got one coupe to get squared away first , and another one I started this winter that's going into storage...
I thought that's how they mark their "territory"? ( like an old Harley- if it's NOT dripping, you've got problems). Besides , if I tried to empty that thing, I'd probably dump it anyway!:eek:
Put the insulation on the INSIDE of the firewall , and cover it with something painted a dark color ( or even a piece of matching carpet material)?? That keeps the engine compartment neat, but forms a heat barrier to the interior of the car. Floor matts would help also. ( or an air conditioner!)
Just checked an old post by "Brent", and saw pics of the "Twin X" in "Ron's Machine" coupe- BINGO , we have a winner.----- I'll try contacting them and see what else I can learn.----- ALSO....a bit uneducated in the difference between "underdrive" and "overdrive". I'm a carpenter by trade , and...
No idea- I just got this and haven't really had to much time to tinker with it. Thanks to all for the feedback. Research will continue focusing on "Twin X" . Any more "info / links" greatly appreciated. Mike
Simple lever/connecting shaft to an "in/out" arm on top- driver's side of rear axle ( looks like a "Ruxtall" on a Model "T" rear but bigger)Only markings are "1600 T" next to arm, and a circled R on the bottom. Unit bolts in place of left axle bell, has a section of the stock tube in center, and...