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    Machine later gears for 1934 axle

    There was an article in the early ford v8 club magazine some years back explaining what to do and how to do it.
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    ‘34 kick panel material

    Re: ‘34 kick panel material One of the parts suppliers has fiberglass kick panels. Don't remember who but found out that open cars are different than closed cars. If you want I'll try to see who I got them from
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    Gas Tank Renu

    Had a 1934 tank done 20 yard ago still no problems
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    Model A, early V8 steering stabilizer

    I purchased a stabilizer from a company called "T" Timers in San Luis Obisto, CA some time ago. Apparently they aren't around any more. Does anybody know where I can get one other than MACS?
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    1934 Roadster boot

    I finally got my boot from LeBaron Bonney after 3 months but they didn't send instructions on where to attach the fasteners to the boot or the body. I've never seen a boot on a roadster so am unsure where to put them. Does anyone have any instructions or any guidance. I can guess where the...
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    LeBaron Bonny Company

    Can someone tell me what's going on with this company. They don't answer the phone and they have my money for a 34 roadster top boot that was to be delivered 2 months ago.
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    Hydraulic brakes

    Just acquired a 34 roadster that installed hydraulic brakes several years ago. On inspecting the brakes I found that the line to the left rear brake has a hole in it. Can anyone recommend a shop in or near Orange County, CA. That installs or repairs hydraulic brakes in early fords besides The...
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    Optima battery

    I have a trickle charger/maintainer for both 6and 12vots which auromatically senses what the battery is so you don't have to worry about flipping switch, works great. The brand is "Opitum" I think. Will check if you want.
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    Removing 1940 drums

    Thanks everyone for advice. I think my confusion is because now you get the new hubs and drums as separate pieces and the drums slip over the studs and are not sweged in as the older hubs and drums appear to be. I just wanted to change the drums without having to replace the hubs. Looks it the...
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    Removing 1940 drums

    The drums are on a hydraulic brake conversion on a 34 sedan. The drums turn freely so not stuck to the shoes. They appear to just be stuck to the hubs. I've viewed several videos on YouTube showing several ways. Some people say bang on the drums with a hammer, others say don't and various other...
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    Removing 1940 drums

    Can anyone tell me the best way to remove a stuck drum? Thanks
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    1933/34 Potter Trunk

    Need hinges and latches. Any help in locating appreciated. Drmielke@ca.rr.com
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    Potter Trunk Information Needed

    It's a Kari-Keen.
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    Potter Trunk Information Needed

    Unfortunately this is not a potter trunk. I have one of these but can't recall the name. I have the info on it at my shop. You have to be particularly careful about the mounting hardware. I can't tell from your pics if the hardware is correct for a '35.
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    33/34 Garwood Fender skirts

    Ted, Vic, Thanks for the quick help...... Dennis
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    33/34 Garwood Fender skirts

    Does it just grab the inside top edge of the fender bead? It doesn't seem very secure. If so it would seem that it would jiggle loose when the car goes over bumps.
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    33/34 Garwood Fender skirts

    Need help on how the top of the skirt fastens to the fender. Thanks, Dennis
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    33/34 Potter trunk

    Need Potter Trunk hinges and Latches. Appreciate any help in locating some. Thanks, Dennis
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    1933/34 Garwood fender skirts

    I have a set of skirts and am not sure how to install them. I understand how the clamps on the sides go but not how the bracket at the top of the skirt attaches. If anyone can explain or email pics of how it attaches I wood greatly appreciate it. Thanks, Dennis, drmielke@ca.rr.com
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    1934 ford potter trunk

    Need potter trunk hinges and latches. Any help locating some greatly appreciated. [email]Drmielke@ca.rr.com. Thanks,
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