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And it really hurts when the back of your head hits that hood catch.

The underside looks the same as mine ('41), with holes for the small V8 badge and the trim below it.

Here it is. https://www.fordbarn.com/forum/showthread.php?t=238203 --

Great view! --

Here is one, out and about. In many parts of Australia today, the temperature is around the 104°F (40°C) mark. Hope it makes you feel warmer! -tony.

See the following site for one to suit your carburetor. https://www.dashman.net/product.html?id=215 --

According to the following link "creation date" of the photograph was 1936. https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Dorothea_Lange_atop_automobile_in_California.jpg --

Quote of the day! --

Very nice and welcome! --

A dual water temp gauge would be ideal, I wonder if Classic Instruments could make a mechanical version? --

If you can scan the photograph instead, I think this would help. There's something in the background (looks to be a fence or part of the yard of the house) which is conflicting with the hood line of the car. --

Is it just me or does it look like the top of the doors are sitting too low and don't really align with the screen? Looks like the screen is sitting too high or maybe it's the changes to the A pillars that is causing this optical illusion?? Really neat show car but just not what I'm into and...

Looks to be this one, that some might remember being on eBay. https://www.rcnmag.com/fresh-finds/this-ardun-ford-flathead-needs-a-home --

I wonder how much $$ was put into it?? --

If at first you don't succeed, Try, try, try again. -W. E. Hickson

Sounds like Fox body Mustangs still had robust computers if they've lasted 20 odd years... I don't think more modern car computers are designed to last beyond 10 and they control everything from fuel, to transmission and your e-brake. --

Yes but when the computer goes to heaven on that 7 year old Honda, you'll be lucky to find a replacement that isn't already used. No computer = non running car. --

They look similar to a set I used to own that were fitted to a Model A but the cap area looks more raised on the wheels above... -tony.

Kevin, yes missed seeing you. The '34 looked great again in person. Surprised that was your sons first ride in it! Regards, -tony.

I don't sorry, is he on the 'Barn? --