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I as a veteran myself salute them all!!!!

I'm in the need for a 40 Ford left-drivers side-door latch.

Does anyone know if hood hinges on a 54 Ford will fit a 54 Mercury? Thanks!!

thanks!!

When I try to get into the WANTED section all I get is a FORBIDDEN message. What am I doing wrong?

How about talking to your local glass shop?

JB is an epoxy. Safe for gas repairs in my opinion.

I recommend using a random orbital buffer with Meguiars #105 and #205 buffing compound. It will remove the dead paint and you can make the paint as shiny as you desire.

Have the deepest respect for the gretest generation. My entire family served, my father in law was a carrier Hellcat pilot in the south Pacific. Was shot down twice but made it home.

When mine did this it was the coil. Good luck!

Hotrod..............Mine was actually for the rear quarter window but I think they are the same L piece. Careful with glass as I broke mine putting the glass back into the frame! AAArgh!!

My avatar had the same part issue. I was able to get one from Shoebox Central-405 259 9222. From the ilustration it appears to be identical. Good luck!

I was told that where the front of the driveshaft slides into the transmission is a sleeve (bushing) that may be worn enough to allow a vibration to happen. Good luck.

Mine did the same thing on two different engines. Turned out to be the coil. When it got hot the coil was shorting out internally.

Mine when acting like this was the coil.

I did the same as tubman.

Lots of opinions. All good so do what works for each of us. I would say each batch of gas is a little different than the previous batch. As for me, if it has a carb, it gets non-ethanol.

I have had this exact issue on two seperate engines and on both it was the coil-it would get hot and the engine would crap out.

Stick a hose into the tank, the other end into a gas can, put your air hose into the tank and block off the opening with a rag and give it a few psi of air and the gas will come shooting out into your gas can. better than sucking on a siphon hose.

The place in Idaho is: Northwest Chrome Inc, 420 Industrial Way, New Plymouth, Idaho 83655. Phone number is 208-278-5044. I have used them to re-plate both bumpers on my avatar. We even got a tour of their facility. I certainly didnt realize that the process was so complex. I certainly...