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Tom, I have a 41 pickup and the distance from the top of the horizontal lip to the center of the hole is 5 1/4". I think the 42 - 47 cab is basically the same as the 40 - 41. Ted

Randy, I have pictures and measurements for mounting the spare tire on a 40 or 41 pickup. Send me your email address or phone number and I will get this information to you. I am in the Charlotte area. Ted

Having owned a '41 Pickup for many years, I have never seen a gauge with the green bar. The configuration of the fuel gauge on eBay is correct.

Oldskool, let me see if the motor rebuild works out.

Oldskool, Let me see how the rebuild option works first. Thanks!

James, I dropped off the motor on Thursday. Will let you know how it works out. Ted

Lawson, thanks for sending me the motor details and thanks to others with comments. I found a local automotive electric shop who is going to rebuild it for me.

Thanks, all. I will continue to look for a two-speed reversible motor like I have (3 wires to switch plus ground wire).

Bob, is this a two speed motor or does it just have two wires? I went my local NAPA this afternoon and they pulled the part # up and the picture that appeared looked like an artist's rendering showing a two wire motor. My reversing switch has low and high in each direction.

Thanks for the advice, Bob. I will check it out. I have a reversing switch.

Thanks, Lawson. The motor measures 2 3/4" wide, 3 1/2" front to back, shaft is 3/4", posts to mount to heater are 2 1/4" center to center. Ted Wilburn, Early Ford V-8 Club, Charlotte.

I am looking for a source to either rebuild my 6 volt, two-speed heater motor for my '41 or to buy a new one. It reverses direction for heat or defrost. Any ideas?

Thanks for the instructions. Regarding the function of the LED bulbs, they are much brighter than the conventional ones. You can actually see the brake lights during the day!

How did you wire them in? Did you have to cut your harness?

I recently replaced the tail light bulbs in my stock '50 coupe with LED bulbs. The bulbs work great but do not pull enough resistance for the turn signals to function properly (blink too fast). I found a source for a 6 volt electronic flasher for use with LEDs but it is advertised for a...