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I understand the correct way to install the battery shut-off. However, has there ever been a fire cause by the shut-off being on the negative battery terminal? Has the 'incorrect' installation been the cause? This fire not due to an accident -- nor fuel leaks

What were the primary reasons one would catch on fire? Assuming not being involved in an accident as the cause. Fuel or Electrical

JayJ: Thanks for the photo. I have a company that takes a Controller and manufactures the receiver while keeping all the viewable hardware stock appearances. www.retroradioshop.com They're located in Canada, so I had to pay tariffs both ways

Motorola, 1930

Where was the radio controller placed on the steering column -- above or below the steering column support bracket (not that it makes a difference) Thanks

Rotorwrench At New Orleans AirPort, December 3rd, 1991, when PanAm shut the place down, Russell Holt grabbed all the Roro Wrenches off the wall as we pushed out toolboxes out the door. Forever. So every time I see your post -- brings back a memory, and not all are sad!!! Your knowledge...

Marshall: YES, ever Sunday nite at 10 PM

Who made the bracket that allowed a radio controller to be attached to the steering column? I've found a company that can take an old AM radio and convert to FM while maintaining original appearance

Is what started my Model A Ford Career!!

Yes.

[QUOTE-- that is the best place for the isolating switch" Thanks ---, but I'm not asking which is better

When the battery shut-off switch is on the Positive cable, what electrical positions are still powered? Yes, I understand this is not the correct setup

At my age (84) I gladly pay someone --- only if I could find someone. Theses cars are meant to be driven

Thought it was a movie where this salesman would sell bibles to widowed women?? Saying their husband had previously ordered-- perhaps?

I've been told there's only a 15% loss for a Rolled compared to Bale -- might that be true? Also no storage required

So if Zenith was Aftermarket -- what was the original brand carburetor for that era?

Plz help me understand: Were Metric sizes -- I've been told the Zenith Carburetor (jets) was, used during the production of - either - the Model T/A's? Would Henry approve of this?

Well, someone stole the plastic flower out of mine.

During the Model A Era - what was the average annually milage driven? I drive the '31 Truck

Surely someone had them?