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I started getting them tonight, top,bottom, and both sides. I logged out and back in again, it maybe made them worse.

In the extreme cold, I know my grandfather would drain the coolant out when he parked the Model T and warm it on the stove before putting it back in when he needed to start it.

A lot of the old Jeeps used to have a double pane area on the windshield. I'm not sure how well they worked. Someone more clever than me can probably call up a picture.

I have some vehicles destined for and already into long term storage. I have an additive (not Sta-bil) that has worked well with non-ethynol gas in older trucks that just move a little seed around the farm and haven't had fresh fuel in years. However, my brother just purchased an old Diamond T...

Montana chose to issue a decal that was applied to the lower corner of the windshield, which my car still has. Sorry I don't do pictures.

Speaking of overzealous law enforcement. My Father-In-Law operated a cabinet shop in rural Alabama and advertised with a roadside sign showing Ford Brothers Incorporated cabinet shop with the F, B, and I in large letters. After several years, the local FBI agents knocked on his door and...

I have wondered why the Ford flathead 6 was popular for marine racing, maybe it was a weight issue.

I have a 1950 chxxx that had a paper shop towel left in the radiator inlet and/or outlet tube when installed and has since become plugged with fibers. I plan on removing it to be boiled out at the radiator shop and will attempt to flush the engine and heater with it off. However, there is...

There is a pickup and car front fender for $100 each on the Great Falls MT Craugslist.

I like the cup holder, was that your creation?

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They are on both sides and in the middle, very annoying.

I am getting email responses from the swap meet on my wife's email instead of mine. How do I change this?

I am looking to change my 48 F-1 from a 4 speed to a 3 speed column shift. I need everything including the column, linkage, and transmission. What do you have?

It has been over a year since blucar was on this forum. He was in the process of getting his '36 coupe back on the road. Does anyone know about him? His daughter and son-in-law farm about 40 miles from me and I will ask about him when I see them next.

Is putting hard rubber parts in boiling water supposed to soften them also, or am I imagining this?

Why would anyone spend their time to create something so grossly inaccurate?

What is the proper cable lubricant?

It is interesting that they chose to deviate from the body style and color of the actual cars for the stamps.

How does aviation gas compare to marine gas for long term storage?