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Is there a modern Radial tire size that will safely fit on a 1940 Ford 600 x 16 wheel, 4" wide? Carl

Have a good right axel and nut out of a "48 if you're interested. Carl

Have a good right axel out of a '48 if you want it. Carl

Ebay has Southwind parts advertised now.

Southwind heater parts on Ebay now.

Would like to access the inside of my '40 fuel sender. What tool works well to pry off the top cover without buggering things up?

I'm the oldest. Turned 93 yesterday. Still messing with a couple of old Fords.

Just to experience the ride in my '40 driver by mounting radials, isn't there a size at the local tire store that I could run on these 16 inch rims?

Back in the 40's, Down in Ft Worth, when a tire tread got worn to about a 16th left, the local gas station would regroove the tread with a heated hand held regrooving iron. Was about 18 when I watched this.

What size radial tires can you safely run on 4 x 16 Ford rims?

3rd Gen is offering the Banjo Bolt for the oil return from the oil cannister but not the banjo fitting that connects to that 1/4" line. Is that fitting available somewhere? Carl

Lawson, Some older than you. Am 92. Will be 93 in late April. Still wrenching on a couple old Fords plus an 8N tractor. Carl

Sent my '40 radio to Ralph the Radio Guy in Bartlett, IL Get at least 30 clear FM stations. Really a nice guy. He's at 773-814-5094. Tell him Carl sent you.

1940 Brown Coil by Skip Haney with original type condensor, gasket and mounting screws. Super nice. Free shipping to lower 48 states.

As per Terry, be sure to check your crankcase for a load of gas from that leaking carb power valve.

My humble opinion: Your power valve took a dump. If you order one, be sure it fits your 3 bolt carburetor.

Nice working 46-48 Mercury Clock for $99 plus shipping. Pictures at hawkridge@tds.net

All 4 motor mounts are new plus tight steady rods. Carl

Trying to chase down an under hood slapping metal sound while driving my '40. Months ago started with a ticking sound. Now it's loud slapping metal when accelerating up a grade. Tempo slows near the top in tune with slowing engine rpm's. Is this something I could expect from a leaking exhaust...

As Forty Niner & Kens36 reference to "Ralph the Radio Guy", This guy repaired my radio and several other things all at reasonable cost. I too highly recomend him. Located in Bartlett, Ill. 1-773-814-5094