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Happy Birthday! 90 years young

Sorry for your loss.

Sounded like a fun ride.

Is there a mobile app for the Fordbarn (like the HAMB)? Or is there one coming in the future?

Oh, ok. I thought maybe the earlier ones had an "open back" in the center.

I got me one, made in 1957. Now I just need to decide if I want to put it on my '48 F1, or find a '50's truck to be more period correct.

Hi all, putting a feeler out there for a 1954 Meteor 2dr hardtop project. can email directly at scotthfromwork@yahoo.com Thanks, Scott

I'm not on here very much, but it's great to still have good folks around contributing their knowledge. Thanks, and Happy New Year!

I think you're right! False advertising, lol. Thanks, Flowmeister! Should also be for '35 and '36.

Scuff plate of some sort, I think.

Ah, but the "cool factor" is nearly unmatched!

I agree with this statement. But any Lincoln car with the 337, would have a trans you can use.

I just want to thank expavr here on the barn, for going out of his way to send me the diagrams I was looking for. They'll work great. Thanks!

That would help a lot! Thanks!

HI all, I can easily find all the chassis diagrams and such for the half tons and cars, but what about the bigger trucks? Anyone got any, or have a link to them? Thanks, havi

OK, thanks. Hopefully that's all it is. I did hit it real quick with a points file before cranking it, but didn't really look that closely. This thing sat outside for a few years before I got it, and I at least had it covered over the Winter. But MN being MN, everything seems to rust from the...

1948 Tudor sedan. Light stays on from both terminals. I'll have to wait until tomorrow to recheck the points. Maybe they're stuck open. Thanks Mike for checklist. I just noticed I'm in the Model A forum, sorry about that.

Hope ya don't mind me piggybacking this thread, but I just tried to fire an old flathead 6 today for the first time. It's a rolling chassis, where the wires are there, but cut where they met the body. It's how I bought it. So I set a battery on the frame, and used jumper cables to go straight...

I should mention she is not a full fledged DMV office, but more of a licensing agent. But she's a lot easier to talk to, to get answers to any questions, IMO.

Those signs are $30 or so. Not exactly available on their online store, but inquiries to get one can be found here: "We appreciate your interest in our retail products. We will be happy to try to locate this item for you and have it shipped directly to you. Please call our Guest Relations...