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Thanks to everyone who sent me information. Much appreciated. Semper Fidelis Joe

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I own a 1930 Model A and am looking to replace its battery. Can anyone recommend the best replacement battery for a Model A

Thanks Jerry

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LC Katy. LOL

Thanks for the tips Crosscut. More to follow!

1CrossCut, Jayvee34, Gufshoz, Gene and the rest of the professionals on line . . . thank you again. I took all your advice and here are the results: Drove the car for almost one hour. Put a meat thermometer in the radiator neck and the highest the temperature ever got was around 195 . . . both...

Thanks Illinois John.

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Urrrahh, thanks Jayvee34, I'll run it to see what my max temp is tomorrow and let everyone know. Thanks again for the advice. Semper Fidelis Joe Marine Marine Always

Thanks Gufshoz, I do have the engine pans. I've had them on for over 6 years now.

Thanks Crosscut, I'll try those recommendations tomorrow. Semper Fidelis joe

I'll flush the radiator tomorrow and check for bubbles before I do anything. Thanks for the mentorship

Thanks nkaminar, I'll look into the Berg radiator.. More to follow.

Thank you Sir.

Jayvee34, friend request completed. Semper Fidelis Marine

What temperature would be considered too hot? Thanks

Thank you DKnapp, I'll give that a try tomorrow. JayVee34. I put a new radiator in a few years ago . . . but it wasn't a very good one. I have flushed the system. After 20 minutes it borders on the red line at 180 degrees. I haven't seen "steam" and I normally shut it down before it goes...

Can someone please give me the best recommendation in regards to buying a new radiator for my 1930 Model A. My vehicle overheats very quickly (after driving it about 20 minutes) no matter how I use the spark lever and gas. . . I've put in a four bladed fan . . . did not work. I changed the...