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Re: Bert’s Model A Center. The Place to “GO”. Anytime I'm in Denver, I try to drop by. If you get a chance GO! You won't regret it. If you can't go, order parts from Steve anyway!

+1 Bert's!

Agree. I think they are selling them as fast as they can produce them so get an order in the queue if you want one. I called them a while back and that's what they had me do. I actually got it pretty quickly.

You can call the folks @ Fun Projects and they can give you an estimated delivery date. They told me 3 weeks so I put in my order and it was just short of 3 weeks when I got it.

I've ordered these to try. They have 6 forward facing leds vs. the 3 in the ones referenced above. Hopefully they will be brighter than the incandescents.

They have this picture in their gallery and mention 6" blocks: https://www.ezcarlift.com/gallery/ford/image.php?i=phpGallery_images/1928_Model%20A-2.jpg

I like the looks of that! Let us know when you get one and how you like it!

I think this is the thread you are referencing : https://www.fordbarn.com/forum/showthread.php?t=270535 Also check out the sticky on the first page of the forum for additional resources.

These LEDs plug right into the standard socket. I also have them in my taillights. https://parts.modelastore.com/show_Product.asp?ID=18460

Here's what it looks like on my 31 S/W.

Hopefully the pic shows up this time!

Yep. This is my 31 S/W TS. Car was bought in Indiana. Anybody know a J.N. from Indiana? 8{) https://drive.google.com/file/d/0Bws_bwe55rsAYWZDbzJyOG1US1U/view?usp=sharing[/IMG]

Ditto what Dollar Bill said. Sounds like you already have the "gizmo" installed that keeps the oil pump from dropping. To run the engine you will need to replace it with the retaining plug (see A-6755 from Bert's for example). - JimCarl

Wow, great discussion and very educational. Thanks to all! JimC

I'm not as concerned about the large chunks as I am about the residue left by evaporust. Since the baffles prevent rinsing the surfaces directly, does rocking the car with water in the tank do a good enough job of cleaning off the residue? I can't imagine any residue mixed with gas would be a...

First, thanks to all for everything I've learned from this forum. It's an invaluable resource! Next, my question is: if I use evaporust to de-rust my gas tank, how much effort does it take to thoroughly rinse the tank after treatment if the tank is still on the car? Thanks!

If you have a dive shop nearby you might try them. They can do visual inspections on steel scuba tanks and could probably do the same for your compressor tank. They might not want to tell you the tank is ok, but they could probably tell you if it's not! JimC

rusted, I'm guessing you are correct in that assumption. Thanks!

Thanks all, for your quick attention. Rocking it in high gear was the solution - thankfully! Thanks Tim for being the first to recommend this and to you Jon for confirming. Tom, I'd seen your spark advance warning in another thread, so believe me, I am listening to that advice! Good ideas for...

After reading several articles,threads, books on timing, I tackled my 31 SW. Couldn't find the timing wheel dimple by feel, so resorted to visual inspection and successfully positioned it to TDC. Proceeded to adjust cam and rotor to remove as much backlash as possible and felt pretty good about...