Ignition key OFF! With a multimeter or test light check for a ground (with points closed). Using wireing diagram, Starting with points and working back to firewall terminal block. Check ammeter and ignition switch connections for ground. Good hunting!
If you look in the ARCHIVE section of the restorer there is listed BY ARTICLE the location in whichHOW TO BOOK the article is located. Not sure if the NEW EDITOR will continue to include the RESOURCES SECTION in future MAFCA RESTORER web sites!
you DO NOT REMOVE the floor board. See Carl g’s
previous post! For those of us that have original transmissions it’s a great addition for us older guys!
Long shot BUTtry removing the RED wire from the coil and providing a JUMPER wire to the distribution from the coil. I had a problem with an ignition switch that had a intermittent open!
Maybe you should remove ALL body blocks and shims and see how the body alignment sits. Checking body blocks to make sure they are correct! You might have FRAME issues. Not difficult to do BUT gives you aGREAT starting point! Just thinking.
When I restored my Model A , before I painted the wheels I checked them for RUST! If I found any I removed it by sand blasting. I would NEVER PAINT OVER RUST!!! My only wheel problem in 50 years of driving a Model A was a BROKEN SPOKE!