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I was talking to my local parts supplier about a new rad, he stated the rad didn't come with the tabs to park the hood in when the hood is open.

Hello, was wondering if any of the replacement radiators have the tabs to put the hood in when opened. do you have the old tabs ones welded on? Thinking of buying a new rad. Thanks:confused:

Very nice!!!!!!

Try Gaslight Auto Parts out of Urbana Ohio 1.800.242.6491 Part #a-3590-s. Good people I deal with. About 15 miles from my home. Which is great

Put 2800 on mine, enjoyed every mile. my rebuilt engine has about 3300 on her now

Great looking car. I spent more for my 28 Tudor last year and is nowhere close to the condition as yours. Congrats

I have tried the J/B weld and it just doesn't hold up. I'm a truck driver and have bought different types of compounds around the country and have yet to find one to stand up to fuel. With that said, take your gaskets to a local airport, small airport, and find the repair hanger, asked the...

Great video. Now with that said, what are eyebrow fenders?

Great job John, nice to see a young person taking a interest in the old Ford cars. Congrats

My speedo did the same thing. Took it apart as far as I was able too, and found a piece of dried grease that was floating around the speedo gear area where the cable screws to the speedo. It looked clean, but the dried grease chunk was hiding. It was small, but big enough to cause my problem.

Might try using a piece of aircraft scat tubing

Try and set the timing the way "Purdy" does it. I did it his way, then went back to Les way of doing things. Went back to the way Purdy does it and the car runs and sounds the best . Just wanted to compare and double checking the timing while I was at it.

Over the last month or so, I noticed that for the first start of the day I would have to turn the gav in several turns. I'm thinking I must have turned it alot more than I thought. Car runs great, temps great. Then a week or so the same thing, turn the gav in, many turns. Well yesterday I am...

Really nice looking. Enjoy

Just a guess, any chance there is a gen, or alt, bearing going out/ When I try to find noises, I use a piece of hose held to my ear to track things down.

I was having trouble with heat for the first time. I timed my A as per Purdy advised. No over heat and runs the best it ever has. Did pt new points and short proof condenser in, and adjusted the valves for the first time since rebuild, Also removed the carb for valve setting. The bolts didn't...

Great stories,thanks for sharing

Welcome Jim, and yes great info on here. I am new to the "A" and have learned a great deal here. When ever I need to do a repair, I always get on the Barn, read up, then tackle the job in hand. I am from Springfield Oh. Enjoy your new "A"

John, great story and great looking 28

Welcome, great looking "A"