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Well happy Birthday guys!

OK, that's what I did too. Everything else seems right on so far! Now I just gotta get past my surgery and get back on things!

I just want to verify that the front roof pieces remain parallel along the roof edge, as opposed to tapering inwards. Is it a straight shot from the doors forward?

Anybody? I assume the front upper roof edges are parallel ahead of the doors? Or do they taper inwards some?

Hey guys, I'm hoping someone out here has body dimensions for my 29 Tudor Sedan. Body is all stock, no wood involved. I'm particularly interested in left-right measurements above the roof edges and getting my door alignments right. My right side front-roof area is splayed out some, windshield...

You want an anything goes site that allows racist, sexist, religious jokes? Go to Chop Cult's joke of the day thread in the Junk Pile section. Ask me how I know :)

While I'm certainly not a fan of censorship in any form, there's a lot to be said that Ryan (if I'm correct here) BOUGHT this place from Shelly and placed a couple of basic rules. Some of the rules include no religious or political stuff. His Barn, his rules. And hey, it's not like we paid at...

Sorry to hear of your loss. Where are you located? There's a good chance a respectable FordBarner would come by and help you out.

Really sweet car, looks great. Thinking maybe a banjo steering wheel would look good in it. Good job on going solar, I have solar heated water at my place here. LOVE IT!

Pretty neat Ron!

I wondered about Big Olds over on the HAMB. Glad it was a joke, the world is back to normal and at peace again.

I brushed mine on, everything I read about it scared me from spraying it, even outdoors.

I can't say I'm disappointed with using POR-15 on my model A subrails, but it didn't "soak in" to the rust and grip like I expected. I noticed a tendency to peel near a freshly cut edge. I had some leftover so I coated my rusty floor in my '72 pickup. Made a great difference in solidness and...

Obviously an A is more complex than a T. <<<<<---------- It's taken me six years to get this far on my A! Hardly 10 seconds!

He sure is. Great answer Brent.

Just found and read this whole thread. Pretty damn cool Zach! For the record, I like the blackwalls best. The entire delivery is really cool!

My preferred way to deal with the hot gas issue is to run a smaller diameter return line back to the tank, with a regulator and an appropriate electric pump. May not be traditional, but can be done to look well underhood. You can even retain the original pump and plumb it inline for looks.

Good to know. Thanks guys!

LED's viewing angle is narrower than a standard bulb, so aim your tailights up a bit for best effect. Also I've found most kits don't limit the taillights enough (too bright) so when you hit the brakes not enough difference to grab attention.

Any chance my 59a block has hardened exhaust seats? It will be a daily driver.