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Hello Folks, Looking for some information on some markings I found on my lightened flywheel with a V8 clutch installed. I have a 1931 Model A Roadster. Its time to tear the engine down because of a health oil leak and slight knock that has developed. When I pulled the flywheel I noticed some...

Hello folks I have a 1915 Model T Chain Drive Truck Chassis for sale. The link below was a post 13 years ago when I was trying to find out information on the chassis. https://www.fordbarn.com/forum/showthread.php?t=246335 Well after 13 years of "I'm going to work on it" its time to...

I have a Mitchell 1000 overdrive in 31 Roadster and it is starting to develop an issue when shifting from neutral to high or low gear. It happens occasionally when stopped in neutral on both the regular transmission and the overdrive. I put the regular transition in first or reverse and the...

Ran across some extra parts and have a question about the rear motor mounts on a flywheel housing. The mounts have a oval recessed into the casting. (see attached picture) Is this an original casting? Any idea why it was done? Does it require a special rubber mounting pad? Its on both...

Hello folks hope all is well. I am debating taking my Model A from Chicago to Denver in August of 2025. I was wondering if anyone has done this trip and can share a route they enjoyed. Looking for back roads with limited truck traffic. I was thinking 200-250 miles per day. Any suggestions on...

Hello Folks, I am a long time Model T and Model A owner and new to the Ford Flathead world. I recently acquired a 1950 Flathead engine from a truck. I am looking for the service "bible" for the engine. Preferably similar to the Les Andrews Model A mechanics handbook...

Jim I am talking about the clutch fingers measurement not the pedal travel. That will be set after I have the correct clutch fingers adjustment which I believe is 13/16th but still looking for conformation on that measurement.

The way to check the finger height dimensions is on a bench with the flywheel, clutch disk, and pressure plate all bolted down together as it would be on the engine. This is the only way to be able to take the measurement since access is easy Thanks for the information that's how I have done...

Quick question on a V8 clutch installed on a stock 1931 Model A engine is the clutch finger adjustment 13/16? Any suggestions on how to adjust this without pulling the engine? See attached photo

Just bought a spare engine and it has an additional item on the passenger side. It looks like a second generator or maybe a clutch. Not sure what it is. It has a DELCO name plate on it which I thought is usually GM Anyone know what this is used for?

Thanks I can source the material locally

What parts would you be sending?

Yes that looks pretty good. Did you have to drill holes in the windshield post? Send me the details of how you did it.

Thanks for the information. I was also hoping someone made some kind of adapter.

Just got a 1931 roadster trying to figure out if there’s an aftermarket product that can brace the window open. I would like to be able to get some fresh air in the car with the window open a few inches, but it keeps being pushed down by the air as I drive. Any help or pictures would be...

found another ad on a chain driven kit from Form-A-Truck. Seems like both these companies were in Chicago. Still wondering which one it is....anyone have an idea on the N6 casting mark?

Found an interesting add in Popular Mechanics from June of 1917

Looking for some information on a 1917 Model T I just purchased. It has an aftermarket kit to turn a car into a truck. It is a frame that bolts on to the side of a car chassis and extend it 3-4 feet. The original wheels are replaced with a chain sprocket and larger wheels are mounted on the back...

Good to know they are replaceable. Any idea of when it would have been manufactured? Anyone have a cap for sale? Thanks Bob Fields 630-975-7902

Photos need to turn 90% to the right and are looking down at the engine. Notice the oil cap on the right side for a point of reference. Thanks Bob