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Harbor Freight has cheap squeeze bottles as well.

Found some on Amazon years ago, don't know if they're still available.

Saw the listing yesterday, $2500 bucks. Looked complete and patina galore. Gone this morning.

Thanks for the information and P.M. sent to rockfla.

Or is it Mercury/Ford? Bought a couple 1938/39 Spider-caps this afternoon in Northern Illinois as extras and got to look through more caps. He has what I first thought were just 1939 Mercury caps but then realized 2 are the rare Ford/Mercury caps. I'm not interested in buying them but wanted to...

Just saw this listing in Chicago area. Price seems too good to be true, even has a Columbia. https://chicago.craigslist.org/chc/cto/d/chicago-1936-ford-deluxe-three-window/7907800374.html

Passenger or pickup? / What year??

Just saw this for $50.00, but what's with the large generator and extra mystery attachment?? https://detroit.craigslist.org/okl/pts/d/holland-early-ford-flat-head-8-motor/7850681233.html

Saw the story yesterday. USS Yorktown sunk in the Battle of Midway, article called it a "jeep" but also 1940 or 1941 Ford Woody.

The problem I have is why would you take an essentially unmolested '32 sedan and from the start talk about modifying it. Hey, I understand it's yours to do what you want but does every Irontrap acquisition have to be hot-rodded. Matt made it clear it's not for sale either, till it's changed from...

Saw this for sale and thought I'd get some more info. Thanks https://kalamazoo.craigslist.org/clt/d/plainwell-antique-ford-v8-dinner-tray/7816561466.html

Got an email from Mecum earlier this week and checked out the collection plus road art and parts. Some nice vehicles for sure, met Dick years ago at a show and let him know that his friend Roger Gregg had rebuilt the flathead in my pickup. As part of a Mecum article Roger's name was mentioned a...

Post says 1946 unless it was edited.

I will be trying to duplicate your run on my forklift tomorrow! Awesome and thanks for sharing!

#10 was restored by a group of volunteers in the Grand Rapids Michigan area. Was in Iola Wisconsin for the show and swap meet and for a couple bucks got to sit in the drivers seat and pretend I was on the open road. A real gem!

I used fender welt in that area, should be holes in that edge for rivets.

No, they didn't do it but for a good laugh check out todays latest Iron Trap Garage. They recently bought a 1939 Deluxe Coupe which in addition to the "Mad Scientist" wiring featuring two 6 volt batteries and two generators has a Dual exhaust setup that is hard to believe...

Just updated my information as I moved to Beaver Dam,Wisconsin in late November. On my second day in town found where my Dad bought a '32 Ford in 1946. Might be the same building but not dealing in autos anymore. It's a great place to have a pint or two!! oogabrewing.com is their website, mighty...

My top boot was made in Canada using another Barn members car on site to use during the construction process. You should find someone local to do the same for your car. Was lucky to have another vehicle and someone capable to make them.

Might want to check this guy out, Saw a podcast featuring himself and is quite knowledgeable. https://sites.google.com/site/eastcoastwoodies/about