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I'm interested in one of these. Any progress on the release?

Just curious. I access to both AV gas as well as Ethanol free gas from a station near me. Is one better than another of am I just making to much of this?

If you can do yourself a favor and send it to this guy. Problem solved. https://www.thebrassworks.net/

Thanks Zeke. That seems to be the general practice of the day. I looked at a 36 Cadillac and a 37 Buick both convertible sedans and both had the seats bolted to the floor with no adjustment and the seat was actually structural support for the "B" pillars. I thought to myself what a shame for...

Thank you both for you comments. Tubman can I buy you for 5 steaks and two bottles of scotch? Maybe I'll buy a mini bottle of King Louis XIII for you if that will work. To you Rich I found your solution interesting. Can you share any further details? More pictures? Is anybody aware of...

Need some advise and opinions from The Ford Barn universe. I was looking at the possible purchase of a 36 Convertible Sedan. Problem is the seat is set all the way to the front. I'm 6'3" and it is just really tight. No movement in pushing the seat back. The owner has installed seat belts...

Try this guy. He pretty much does it all when it comes to break drums. I can vouch for his work. https://www.jgrelining.com

I'm a fan of sidemounts. Wire wheels, rumble seats, cowl vents -- anything that identifies a car of a by gone era that you'll never again see on today's cars.

Clean it up, paint it and put a glass top over it and you have coffee table that will be a great conversation piece.

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Ok I'm going to throw this out there knowing full well this is a moon shot but I'm looking for a new 1935 Cabriolet Lebron-Bonney Interior kit.

Saw this on Hagerty. Maybe it will help someone the next time...

Here's an alternative for those who do not have a 3 D printer https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LZ-cKYflRHA

I am a big fan of the speedster. Front end change and all. I'm sure it would never pass the safety standards of today but if Ford could replicate that car with modern day safety standards it would be a huge seller in my opinion.

This is the guy you want to contact: Uvira Laser Optics-POBox 1137 -10 Pleasant Valley Road- Merlin OR. 97532 541-474-5050 Can't remember his name but he had a stroke several years ago and may be a little hard to understand. Hopefully he is still in business. He will tell you to go to a...

I have never seen that type of floater before. What type are they? I would be interested in learning more.

Not quite eastern Pa. but I would recommend these guys. If you could supply them with all the components you will get returned a run tested engine. Good people -- good service. http://eastwoodsautomachine.com/

Give this guy a call. http://www.jessersclassickeys.com/

Here’s your guy. Precision-pwr.com. Located in Michigan. High quality work but be prepared to pay. You only get what you pay for.

In my opinion I would second a shout-out to Bob Monetti @ steeringwheelbob.com. He is second to none. Did three wheels for me and everyone is museum quality. None of mine had chroming involved and were in the $700 to $800 range. I have no regrets and would go back to him in a heartbeat.