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If they have EVERYTHING that goes to the sportlight including the windshield post installation bracket THEN the size of the drilling bracket will be EXACTLY the same as the sportlight mounting bracket - AND would also be the same size of the paper template should be. .

I do not have all the information you are looking for. However what I do have to share is about a drilling bracket that by using a paper location pattern for you to attach (screw) it to the windshield post. The sole purpose of the drilling bracket is to properly align and angle the 1/2"...

2X post #7 (Frank55a) - my experience and recommendation as well

All Fords - '31 Model A coupe '56 Thunderbird '66 Mus31tang 2013 F150

The horn has two electrical connections: one is an always-on-dedicated-live 6V (or 12V) line. The other is a dedicated-to-ground line that goes inside with the horn button located in the center of the steering wheel. When the horn button is pushed it very simply closes the electrical circuit by...

On my 66 Mustang vert, I open both side windows just a crack, and that eliminates the soft top from building air pressure that otherwise will build going down the road. As long as you minimize the native air pressure from building the OEM hold downs are sufficient.

On a new link, the screw only needs to go in sufficient to put in the cotter pin

Neil has also recently been coaching me through purchase and installation of a harmonic balancer that replaced the crankshaft pulley on my '31 Coupe. His advice has been quickly supplied when asked along with a little cheerleading along the way. Truly he's one of the knowledgeable "good guys" on...

Take a piece of sand paper and clean up the armature to a nice copper shine making certain the individual sections don't have gunk that overlaps between section

I seldom drive at night yet enough to need a thoroughly tested headlight/tail light system that includes a fully functional turn signals (that have enough modern-day CP to really light up the road) I also have a 3rd brake light that also functions as part of the turn signals.

Check out the following: https://www.snydersantiqueauto.com/searchm.htm?type=merged&sterm=ModelA&searcht=dash scroll down and notice there are two versions listed one of which is still available. I purchased the open one, and when it arrived I have so far been unable to see what makes this...

I would give them a call first. I have had my Electro Tech turn signal installed for several years without fail. I've also had problems with wiring that they helped solve. I also sent my control unit back to have it reprogrammed ($25) for the new ability to sense the turn motion in order to...

Thanks for the update Paul that is soothing to hear and a blessing to know you're on the mend.

I did a Google search for Ford model a shift knob. One of the many custom knobs came up with the shift pattern on it. The size of the thread as listed for the knob was 16mmx1.5. In looking for that knob I perused a bunch of other ones most of which were listed as being this size. Once I found...

I needed a custom shift knob that showed the shift pattern so my wife (75) could drive our Coupe - thinking others may have a similar need is reason for the post. I personally prefer the original but in deference to her I made the change without thinking twice.

Stock Model A shift rod is threaded 5/16-24. Many (but not all) of the current shift knobs are 16mm x 1.5 . In order to get one of these new knobs to fit the Model A a metal plug/adapter that threads into both is needed. Do a search on Ebay for "5/16-24 to 16mm x 1.5 Custom Shift Knob...

Note from Snyders Model A: The first issue we found was with the 3 detents where the contact ring sits when the switch is in the OFF position. The detents in the black plastic were too large and too deep. This causes the switch to be difficult to rotate from the OFF position. Using a sharp knife...

Correct - except the screws also attach the windshield frame and once installed are unseen, out of sight therefore using a Phillips head + drill sure makes it a lot easier.

This URL posted above goes to clips that simply hold the wiper hose that runs across the top of the windshield. That's all

You may want to take a look at the best turn signal system available for Model As - http://www.turnswitch.com/Turnsignal.htm which is a solid state product that works out the box with both 6V or 12V, LED lights w/wo resisters, has several programmable options to choose from for automatic signal...