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Have you ever seen an oil pump spring attatched to the oil pan instead of the pump? Seen one today. The spring seemed shorter than the ones I have seen attached to the pump.

76 here.

I will be 76 shortly.

I'm in the U.P., where are you at? I have a 1930 Coupe.

Yes, looks just like mine.

I have had Lester tires on my 1930 coupe for 10 years. No problems.

Sounds like a timing gear issue.

I live in the UP, where about are you getting the car from?

I have a 1988 Mercury Grand Marquis with 46,000 miles on the clock. It has a Interstate battery in it that has been in it since 2000. That is 18 years!

We have had 172" so far this season in Michigan's Upper Peninsula.

My A stays in a heated garage. We get 200+ inches of snow here in Michigan's Upper Peninsula and they use lots of salt on the roads.

I would say the 20 millionth ford made in 1931.

Thanks to all that served! Larry Mantta Senior Chief Engineman (SS), U.S. Navy Retired 1960-1980

I would re-torque the head just to satisfy yourself. There are no oil passages in the head that would leak into the coolant.

You said turned to #1 points just closed. You want it so the points are just opening with the spark fully retarded.

The battery in my 1988 Grand Marquis was installed in June of 2000. It still works great after 17 plus years. It is an Interstate.

8 volt batteries are bandaid for other problems.

I have never seen a wood grained gas tank.

That frame should break down to four pieces. That would be cheaper!

Four hole spoke wheels. I would think European cars used these.