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That was one entertaining video!

I own a 1931 Ford deluxe coupe that was sold new in June 1931 in LA. I am trying to find the oldest Ford dealership that may have sold this car new. I have the original bank papers, but it does not show a dealer name. The original sales contract was thru Adams-Figueroa Investment Co, on South...

Kitchen oven worked for me. A couple C-clamps @ 250 degrees. Tighten as you go.

Shell Rotella or Walmart off the shelf. Plenty of ZDP.

Brian, are the weird springs the anti-rattle springs?

Any photos taken during the process?

We just got 2/10s today in Central TX. YEA!!!!!!

You have to go straight at the original fitting. Hold it straight with some force. I use an old Alemite grease pump on mine.

We had a great turnout to help out our local Mac Haik dealership in Georgetown, TX yesterday. About 15 or so A's.

Yankee ingenuity at its finest!

At that price buy it and drive it home. You will never forget that experience.

Take off the cover. Light oil on the front a rear bearing pad, and a light sandpaper to the stator.

Did you looks over the thread with a fine tooth comb to make sure no nails,etc?

There are (5) 1931 Indiana license plates on Ebay right now. Duane Wells "Duane's License Plate Restoration" just restored mine. He is in Lansing, MI. 517-371-3225. michplates@comcast.net

Terry, I told them the exact same thing!

Google search "starting a Model A" and watch the video. Not rocket science, but do it right the first time and you will get it down pat.

All our prayers to the family. He had the greatest videos!

Is this what you are looking for? Most auto parts stores ot Walmart usually have them.

Bert's Model A.

If it does not swedge in, I just took a little tin foil and wrapped the bottom like putting on plumbers tape. It will take up the gap if any.