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Both the US Military and NASCAR are running vehicles with recycled oil, albeit with vastly different additive packages. Safety Kleen supplies both. You cannot get much more "mission critical" than the military or NASCAR. So, if it is good enough for them (and they have proven this to be the...

Same here - it is just miserable trying to pull my engine in a freezing cold garage!! I forgot what "above freezing" feels like!!

Not exactly what you are asking about, but more 'authentic looking' than most: http://www.turnswitch.com/Turnsignal.htm Anybody bought this??

I totally agree. That car is beautiful and could fetch $25K from a first time buyer, i.e. not an in-depth Model A insider. Just look at what sold at Barrett-Jackson this year for far more, with no authenticity at all - there was a lime green Model A that sold for nearly $30K!

Thanks for the helpful information Kevin! Paul

On the Victoria body, have other owners used the central thick metal plate (that is the rest for the front seat bottom cushion) as an anchor point for the inboard half of lap belts? Not a great body style for anchor points for the inboard part of the belt, because of the recessed metal pan for...

Prayers from Canada Bill....may God bless them all. Paul

Whenever I have sold a car on the internet here (on Kijiji, which is a better Canadian and European version of Craigslist), I have arranged to meet the buyer at any nearby branch of his/her bank, to confirm funds in the account and obtain a bank draft for the agreed price. We then drive to my...

t-head thank you for this amazing photo. Some of the photos that you post are such high quality that one feels they can walk into the scene. What I mean is that parts of Toronto still look like this, although the painted signs on buildings, gas pumps and cars are long gone. Amazing archives -...

Tom, thank you for your helpful instructions. And to others, yes I have thoroughly read the instuctions. I live close to nobody who has ever done this before. I have not only read the instructions, but have bought all of Les Andrews books and practically memorized them. I have the pinion...

Tyler if you are close to Mac's, then you are not terribly far away from Snyder's; at least within a 2-3 hour drive - if you are buying heavy parts, it could be worth your drive to Snyder's, as well, to save the shipping cost.

John, I asked the same question a while ago and the consensus was that I should make no adjustment. It was suggested that I just reinstall my original pinion gear on the shortened driveshaft and reassemble, implying that using the original gear would give me my old settings, before the banjo...

I think people are being unfair to Ken Parker here. I have communicated with him by email on another topic and he is really deovted to sustaining the Model A, in every regard.

T-head, I really enjoy reading your posts, whether or not they are about the Model A. Please keep them coming!! What amazes me most is how sophisticated the engineering and technology was back in the day, long before computer-assisted design and manufacutring and before synthetic materials! An...

Steve, can you give some details on the air filter fitting issue with this carb - have you been able to get any air filter to fit? Can you also comment on the modification to the gasoline line fitting - did you just need a different size/thread nut on the end of your line? Thanks, Paul

Like Fredski, I have made 3 orders from Mac's, all around $500. Have not ordered from elsewhere, simply because I am new to my Model A. I have concerns about Mac's business practices, in that thier prices are almost ALWAYS higher than Snyder's or Bratton's or Mike's. They have a lot of...

Here is the link sold for $27,500, including commission http://www.barrett-jackson.com/application/onlinesubmission/lotdetails.aspx?ln=145&aid=466

Grain-it technologies sells a kit, or will do the graining for you, using the technique as when the car was originally built. http://woodgraining.com/ Edit: sorry, in re-reading your post, I realize you may mean the wood STRUCTURAL elements, not the woodgraining! Can't help you there!

Carl, visiting Anchorage is on my bucket list. Beautiful country up there, but don't you get tired of the winters? I do - 6 months of cold and snow and darkness is wearing me down. I bet you use your Model A from mid-May to early October only. Oh well, at least the days are getting longer now!

Thanks for all the help guys. Carl, it is cold where I live and I cannot do much with the car right now - maybe I'm just getting old, but working on a cement floor in zero degrees is not on my agenda anymore - you can probably relate. Miss Victoria, I sent you a PM.