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I plan stuff out better and limit use of my F250. I also ride my motorcycle a lot more, and we take the smaller vehicle when taking longer trips if it makes sense. I still go where I want to however.

<---------- I'm happy w/ the one I have :-)

Well, where I work an "AR" means "Action Required". I try to don my "AR Deflector" as much as possible, but always seem to collect my share of ARs anyway ;-)

Very nice job - you do great work! Tom

just a guess, but it kinda looks like a barn the way it is on this site.

Yes = it is on my "to do" list

My Dad had afew Model As when he was younger. I found my first just 2 yrs ago (my avitar) but I have been messing around w/ classic cars for about 35 years. This is my first Model A. Probably not my last, I want a pickup too!

Hey Robbie - just bumping your post and hoping someone has good advice on rebuilding your window regulators. Dad

looks like a great time but a tough commute from AZ. Have fun!

I am running a Stromberg 97 downdraft (English) mounted on a Scalded Dog intake.

Just remember that the old fordbarn was being shut down, and without someone stepping up to take over, it would be completely gone. I understand that folks are dealing with change, but it's a heck of a lot better than just being gone forever, right?

Nice car!

Classic picture!

I think I would pass on this one if it were me. I bought 1 car sight unseen (a '69 Corvette) and it was worse than I expected. I came out of it OK, but I think everyone should think twice before buying cars online without inspecting them. Remember how many times you have chased leads on...

still "cooking along" in AZ

Great idea!

Thanks for the tip. I have typically used PB Blaster on rusty bolts with good success but I'll give Lubri-Magic a try!

Hey Redneck that car is gorgeous! Glad your trip went well.

Beautiful cars!

I like to use a little grease on both sides, I just "wet" the gasket with my fingers. Comes off clean next time you remove it.