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'37 Ford Coupes are cool:) Now a '37 Roadster THAT is a rare animal, last year Ford offered a Roadster and there weren't many sold. I've only seen them in pictures!

Communications with Houston., Texas are not cut off they are alive and well. So, why can't this person respond in any way, if it was all legitimate? I'm afraid your money is gone, bud:mad:

I'm very sorry..... God Bless the man and his family...He will be dearly missed.....

Re: Ed Iskenderian in Hospice Care I didn't know Ed personally but have spoken in the past, with others that did. They ALL said he was a First Rate guy, a wonderful human being!

Is it just me, or does it seem like Rayon tires we bought in the 70's seemed to last and last and last??:eek::eek: Those ugly Garfield-Bedford-Allstate zig zag tread pattern tires?

I agree with Bob. Universals are about the best buy tire for the money. Unless you plan on putting beau coup miles on a set of radials I just don't see how they are actually practical BECAUSE you have to remember that the shelf life of a tire is 7 years tops. After that you should replace them...

He is the best! Does carbs as well as Jere Jobe used to and HE was very good on Stromberg 97's one great guy.

I just did a search for MY MAFCA Restorer flashdrive and it's gone... I think I loaned it out to someone I don't recall who now:eek: Looks like I'm buying another one!

John, I highly recommend you buy THIS from the Model A Ford Club of America.. It will answer many of your questions. The first 50 years of The Restorer https://store.mafca.com/products/1023

Is it possible to tap that with a wrench and tell by the 'sound'? Steel will make a high pitched ring cast iron will make a lower pitched sound?? Seems like an old time mechanic told me that in the early 70's......

OHV Deluxe:):) Oh my gosh beautiful car! I absolutely love the three window coupes, '35-' 36's you can't go wrong with them and yes, those early flathead Fords are WAY above and beyond a Model A Ford as far as driving and such,, a lot more road worthy! LOVE your car that is super cool!!

Ahh--- yes Larry would be closer at 158 miles but I don't think he does much with early flatheads....He's pretty much a Model A guy,,, It is harder to find help for flathead Fords....

Also try Gerald and Sons in Nappanee, Indiana. They work solely on Model A Fords but they WILL work on the '32's. No other year early V-8's though. Gerald and Sons are only on FaceBook they discontinued their web site. I am not on FB myself. Look them up on Duck Duck Go at least you can get a...

Amen... especially the first point 'Don't drive your car like it is a modern car.' Absolutely. Show it some respect don't flog it.

AzBob... yes hoping for the best for your transition! We have a '30 Roadster and a '36 PU. I like both of them for what they are, and they ARE different beasts, that '36 will get out and scoot! But the Model A is a bit easier to work on and good parts seem to be easier to come by. I have been...

Now... if somebody only made a GOOD headlight bulb socket:eek::eek: The repos are super poor quality. Pure garbage in my opinion. I spent 3 hours trying to get one to fit after changing a burned out bulb. I gave up in disgust. I'll tackle it again later. That socket 48-13076 fits '35-'36 Ford...

My wife's grandfather was actually a Chevy man BUT he loved the Model A Fords, and drove them up into the 50's. He had all of the years and most of the body styles. He always said the 1930 Model A was THE best one they ever built. It had the best features the best build, the SS bright work...

I'm just an 'Alter Knacker' no matter where I go:)

WHAT???? Sometimes things don't really translate well back and forth:p

34fordy-- I like the way you put a scrap of carpeting there to keep the stuff from sliding around and rattling! Well done why didn't I think of that:p