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I tried, I failed. I'll keep at it.

I kept getting calls from a guy named Connor who said he was calling about my response to his employment website. I always hung up on him until I decided to play along. When he asked what type of job I was looking for I told him I wanted a job killing telemarketers. He hasn't called back.

Of all the cars you listed, which one has the greatest number of survivors? Ford gets my vote for the best.

Thanks Pluck, that's what I'll do. Brattons is still my favorite, they've always been great to deal with.

I was going to order some pads from Brattons tomorrow but after reading this I thought I'd try Snyders. I don't have their catalog so I tried their online catalog. Hardest thing I've ever seen to try to navigate, so I guess I'll take my chances with Brattons .

That's exactly what mine are, measured to the outside of the frame.

A friend's wife locked the keys in her Cadillac. She caught a ride home with a friend and I went with her husband to get the car. A girl parked behind the Caddy and was watching me as I worked on the lock with a coat hanger. I smiled at her and said "Don`t worry about your car miss, I only...

In the late fifties my uncle saw an accident involving a Cadillac and a '29 Tudor. The "A" struck the back of the Caddy at a stop sign and my uncle said the "A" bucked like a mule when it stopped, raising the rear wheels off the ground. The back of the Caddy was demolished and the Tudor had...

Thanks for the post. I just sold my Leatherback to make mortgage payments so I'm out of the running on this purchase, but a guy can always dream. And buy lottery tickets.

Sorry, that should be East New Market on Maryland's eastern shore. Thanks.

1929 Briggs body Fordor. Nice sheet metal, good car to restore or drive it as it is. Original interior is still usable, paint is poor. Runs fine. $6500. No email, calls only. Dan 410-221-1575 Thanks

Still in the barn, please make an offer. Thanks.

Also in the barn is a "48 Chevy; runs and dumps, clear title, $1500. The owner needs to clear out the barn, make an offer. Call Gee @ 410-463-1663. Thanks

Listing for a friend: Two 1952 Ford farm trucks. Flathead 8, both run and have clear titles. One has a dump body. Included is a '50 Ford parts truck, no engine. $3250 for everything. Somebody please step up and save these guys from the crusher. Call Gee @ 410-463-1663. Thanks

Ronald Wilson Reagan. Just bring him back, the quality was already there.

Does this work with sheet metal? I need to get rid of a lot of surface rust on my '29 coupe quarters. Thanks, Dan

After you fill the radiator, start the engine and look for bubbles in the radiator. If you do, you need to re-torque you head, which you should do anyway with a fresh rebuild. A loose head will also give you the moisture in the exhaust that Gunmetal Blue told you to look for.

I also like to take back roads but in this case I have no choice; it's the only way in and out of my road. I can remember people using A's around here as daily transportation, way back before civilization set in. The Chesapeake Bay bridge ended a less hectic way of life here on Maryland's...

I was headed home in my huckster a few weeks ago and had to make a left turn off of a busy two lane highway. The state has painted a right passing lane on the shoulder so turning traffic doesn't hold up following traffic. I used my turn signals and hand signal, and cars were passing to my right...

For old cars, especially A's, you can't top "The Waltons", still being shown on the Hallmark chanel.