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I love the Ford Barn and though I don't comment often I have learned a lot here. But I don't have time to read every thread. And if it is about something I'm not interested in, I don't look at it. Why get yourself all stressed out?

I also recommend the court method

Really nice work. Just my opinion, but I think if you have the talent to repair that body, you should build it into anything you want.

Just drove Rt. 100 south from I-78 Fogelsville exit through Macungie last week. There were no closures.

Double D Mods said; "If we as Americans we not so damn lazy and didnt expect 50.00 an hour to push a button at a factory and then ***** that they are working to much then maybe all parts would actually say made in USA" Lazy Americans expecting $50.00 /hr to punch buttons???? I don't know...

I would also like to know about the steam holes. I'm wondering if this is why I am getting a slight bit of water in #2 and #3 cyl. TomH

I got my first job working at an Arco station in 1972. I think regular was about 27.9 / gallon and ethel was 31.9. And you got either S&H green stamps or an Arco glass for 10 gallons or more. Tom H

I recently got a "store bought" fuel pump gasket for our 32 banger. In addition to the two mounting bolt holes, there is a third hole that I am thinking is a weep hole and goes towards the bottom of the pump. Is this correct? We had made a gasket to fit our old pump using the pump body as a...

The rear axle housing from a 32 BB is wider than one from an AA. I think the internals are the same.

Kane, very nice truck. With 6:00 - 20 rear tires our 32 AAB will run about 45mph, but feels comfortable in the 35 - 40 range. I don't know the mpg but it seems like every time I run her around for a few miles it takes another gallon. Best of luck with the big iron. Tom H

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Decal?

I am planning on mounting front fenders and running boards soon, and I had the same question.

There were two stations in my area that had ethanol free gas, and they had customers coming long distances for it. But about a year and a half ago they couldn't get it anymore. I don't know of anyplace in eastern PA where you can get it anymore.

Very nice story and pictures,thanks for posting it. Wow 5 girls to 2 guys, You come from good stock.

Very interesting. I think it looks good.

The engine # is one the left side of the block just below the head halfway between front and back. Frame # is on top of left frame rail below the cowl.

Great truck you have there.

There is a station near me that was selling pure gas, but about 18 months ago they said they couldn't get it from any more. They said they had people coming for miles to buy it, and would gladly have it again if they could find a supplier.

Very nice car Jordan. modelakid31, when I first read some of your posts on this site I thought to myself, "now here is a young guy with a good head on his shoulders". However after reading your comments on this thread, I think that you remind me of myself when I was young and knew it all...