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Motorhead6, neither one of them are car persons. I am the black sheep. :) Road America is a great venue, about 45 minutes north of me. Thanks again for your help. Bob

I finally got around to looking at the truck and the starter issue. With much blush on my face I must admit my wrong here. When I originally suspected the starter solenoid there was one at my work that they were going to throw away. So I thought I would be smart and take it to use, perfect...

Thank you for the input gentlemen. I will give this a try. I do appreciate the help. Bob

Yes, looks like that one. I think I have the correct drawing which shows one of the control wires coming from the ignition switch to the solenoid and the other one going back to the ignition switch. When I ground the return wire then the solenoid will pull in. Thank you.

I have a 1962 Econoline pickup. About 2 months ago I was out with the truck. I stopped for a couple of hours and when I went to start it there was nothing. Assuming the start solenoid was bad I replaced that, and still nothing. I then thought the ignition switch was bad so I replaced that, and...

I am trying to finish the rear trim piece on my 29 tudor sedan. It is a 2 piece part and is straight, but needs to bend down around the sides and the slope forward at the same time. I've looked around but have not found them pre-bent anywhere for sale. I've tried to bend it by hand and also...

Thanks Mitch and Tom and all of the others who shared their knowledge and pictures. This does indeed clear it up for me. Bob

I am restoring a 1929 tudor sedan and I have a question or two about one of the interior wood pieces. The piece(s) I am questioning are the ones that fit in the rear of the body, just behind the rear side windows, and just above the rear seat riser. The top part of them are curved to fit the...

With help from the forum page I was able to track them down. They are called windlace retainers. Hmmm, go figure. Thanks again to all. Bob

Thank you all for your input. I browsed the catalog but couldn't seem to find them without your help! Thanks, Bob.

I'm sorry! I posted something in the forum and I completely forgot to add it here! Duh. It is a 1929 Tudor sedan. Again, I apologize for my over-sight. Guess I need to proof read the ad first. Thanks, Bob

I am looking for the metal finish strip the runs vertically on the front body post, it is used for holding the interior windlace trim piece in place. It is fastened with rivets. One on each side, 42" long. Thanks, Bob.

I am installing the interior on my 1929 Tudor sedan and the instructions say to put the front windlace under a "metal finish strip" which is fastened to the front body pillar by rivets. Does anyone know what this piece is called and would you have any? 2 are needed, one for each side. Thanks, Bob.

I am looking for a driver's door window for a 1929 Tudor sedan. Maybe?

I am looking for the driver's side glass for a 29 Tudor sedan. Thanks, Bob.

Thank you to Berts Model A store! I called, they had the part, and he shipped it out the same day! Cool deal.

Thanks Gary, I can see that it does fit in that upper area. I am in need of one more. Thank you for your knowledge. Bob

I am restoring a 1929 Tudor sedan and this piece appears to fit along the upper, back portion of the car and I believe it is used to tack the interior panel to it. Please correct me if I am wrong. I am in need of a second one, as I only have one. Thanks for you help, Bob.

Hi Jeremy, I have a 49-53 vintage engine that is machined .060 over. Comes with most everything that is needed, just assemble it. The only thing that is needed is a camshaft and piston rings. Exhaust has been ported and polished. Balanced crankshaft and flywheel. Thanks, Bob

I am in need of the driver's side moulding for a 1929 tudor sedan. It is sometimes referred to as the door pull. Thank you.