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What is H code Ford? Is the supercharged 312 What is h code 58 Ford? Is this the same as the 57 Ford 312 supercharged Y block? thanks, marvin

This is for 1938 cpe. thanks

What would everyone recomend, steel, plastic or staninless steel? thanks, marvin

Thanks very much. marvin

After removing all the fastners should the firewall seperate from the body and cowl? [this is in a 1934 pickup.] thanks, marvin

Why is it you always se just one more you want? marvin

If you have any Amish near you they will have someone who repairs clocks. marvin

I had a 34 p.u. in the 60's it had an 11" behind a sbc and in front of 39 zepher ******. Worked fine, just rev it and it would shove your foot up and go. marvin

I have an old Century double plank mahogany boat. It hs an Grey Marine engine with Borg warner Velvet drive. Needs to be repowered, I think it is an AMC 327 engine with different carbs manifolds and maybe heads. Wish it had a flathead engine but guess it would be kind of short on powemarvin

The removable fiberglass top on my 56 bird. Whad should i use to strip, prep, prime, and paint? thanks, marvin

My Dad was a Highway Patrol 1942-46, i have photo's somewhere. I think they had 1942 Fords and some ch--y's also Harleys and Indians. At this time they were lucky to even be able to have a car much less any speed parts, no radios. They would get outrun regulary by Packards Caddys, Hudsons...

Joe I would like the photos. lucky@scrtc.com thanks, marvin

I think it was the sound of the old Ford Flathead exaust and the way they would start almost before you could get your finger off the starter button. The 1938 Ford cpe starts the same way all these years later. I have had other brands but always come back to Ford. The Fords I have at this...

What did you use to clean it?

What years had the "B" intake? thanks, marvin

Ron If I wanted to build a late engine using 4" Merc crank, would you recomend the pop-up piston? If so [for street use] what pistons and rods would you recomend? Also what heads would be required for this? Thanks, marvin

I was thinking Ron said use regular 3 3/4 stroke pistons with a 4" crank for the pop-up setup, that still leaves the cost of special heads? Guess I won't be building one unless could find some heads within reason. Had a friend in about 1960 with a '32 cpe had a 3 3/8 X 4 1/2 popup engine,. Red...

Does anyone know about the blocks stamped with a "Z", I have heard they are the ones to build if you want to go big? marvin

Anyone have solution?

Noticed some mold inside on the cloth top an my 28 rdstr. Anyone know what to use to remove this? thanks, marvin