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Lawson you cannot buy a kit anymore. The last place that sold a kit was closed down recently by Turn5 productions when they bought Ecklers.

I tried this on a '35 and it was still a very tight fit for the spare tire cover. * this is Seth and I just realized I was logged in under my dad's name on his PC.

Sorry that message was from me. Didn't realize Seth was logged in on this computer.

Don I had similar problem with my 59a engine this spring. We checked all the previous mentioned things. Lastly removed the radiator which had already been boiled by a shop took it to a different shop. The radiator was left in tank for 3 days taken out and then put back in for 3 more. Problem was...

Frank it was a pleasure meeting you yesterday evening. I have followed your trip from the start. You are one courageous bas I mean son of a gun. Seth and I dream of such a trip. Hope to see you in June.

A car club members wife jokingly asks the members of our club if they will be going to the funeral or the auction when her husband passes. They will likely be held on the same day.

Seth and I just might make it only 2 hours away.

Need all components to put power steering on a '51 pick-up. Pump, pulleys, brkts. etc. '52 parts should work. 618-713-4500

Can I hitch a ride?

Ditto that Tim but I always have cornbread. Yum Yum.

What's wrong with 216's in aluminum heads?

Yep. Cokers are for trailer queens only.

Took a ride in a Tri motor a couple of years ago in St.Louis, was quite a thrill. Will never forget it.

I too would like to hear more about o2 sensors and A/F meters.

WTB set of Mercury hubcaps '46-'48 Mercury. phone 618-713-4500.

WTB a set of hubcaps for '46-'48 Mercury. phone 618-713-4500

5th Avenue in Kansas will fix you up Funky Ford. Google it.

Looks exactly like the one in my sons '39 we rebuilt last year (pick-up). Had it repaired at a old time shop west of Chicago, did a good job.

Old Henry I would have used W49 on my switch if I had it available, but with your help it now works great. Thanks Henry and Fordbarn.

3340 you don't need to change the starter it will work fine on 12 volt. It cranks so much faster so the engine starts quicker, you really don't have the starter engaged very long at all. Now if for some reason you have to crank the starter for a longer period the starter would probably get warm.