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Hi Michael, Just an unsolicited recommendation.I’ve always loved the look of 33-4 sedans with the Potter trunk but I also love the look of GarWood fender skirts with 34 Victoria tail light stands. Just my opinion.

Photos from a Ford at the Fair video.

Tubman, Because of all the magnificent churches in Detroit about a hundred years ago, when Detroit was one of the wealthiest cities in the world, Detroit was known as the Paris of the new world.

In the photo of the pace car with the four men, the guy behind the driver is WWI ace, Eddie Rickenbacker.

Might be Antique Auto Rosemead Ca. junkyard in late 60’s.

Possibly the straight seat back top is for coupes and the arched for cabriolets.

These photos are wonderful. Thanks so much, KIWIinUS. I don’t have either the knob or the faceplate that goes under the knob. While I think I can duplicate the faceplate from the photo, do know anyone that could duplicate your knob in epoxy resin. A lot of crafters are doing wonders with epoxy...

Thanks so much for replying so quickly KIWIinUS. Looking forward to seeing the instructions. I’m missing the handle and would like to have a duplicate made. Thanks again, John. (I’m in Windsor Ontario just across the river from Detroit and Roush’s corporate offices.)

Looking for an image or photocopy of the installation information for the shutter style Pines Winterfront that mounts behind the grill but in front of the radiator on 1936 Ford Passenger Car. Also looking to correspond with anyone having an original handle for the control cable assembly. Thanks...

I’ll second what Mike says. John.

Curious as to the name and original use of this open cowl panel that covers the top of the dash as well as the lower w/s post bases. I remember talking to a Model A parts vendor at Hershey years ago and was told that they were used on open cab cowls when a w/s wasn’t used. He also said there...

Does anyone have a colour chip book showing the unique 1932 Canadian built Ford colours?

Previous post was to Mercman from Oz about his friend’s ardun Motor. Sorry if it was confusing. John.

Beautiful induction setup. Did your friend make his own carb manifolds? These are some of the neatest ones I’ve seen. Who would I contact about acquiring them. Thanks in advance for any assistance possible. John (3ardun2)

Was the narrator of this film the future president, Ronald Reagan?

Might be an AMMCO.

They are Firestone.

They were probably the dune vehicles used for giving tourists a ride out onto the Sleeping Bear Sand Dunes in NW lower Michigan. By the late 50's they used big GM convertibles. Too bad they stopped these excursions. Probably not environmentally correct these days.

Please send me your list. Thanks. jfletcher41@cogeco.ca