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Wanted - Looking for a interior Ford script clock mirror. Very good to excellent condition . Email jtzolnik@gmail.com Thank you.

A friend has been searching for the Model A ford interior clock mirror. There was a time when the mirror with either the wind up clock with Ford logo or battery operated mirror clock were available. Seems now, they are no longer available from suppliers. Any information on a possible source...

looking for a Model A Ford Clock Mirror in mint condition . Either old stock from one of the Model A parts suppliers or possibly a NOS . Prefer Ford logo on the clock. Thank you .

Thank you Bratton's Antique Auto Parts for youe outstanding customer service !Debbie is usually the person taking phone orders and she is always patient, courteous and professional. Recently, I had a concern with one part from my order. I called and spoke to Jeff. He did not hesitate to send a...

I purchased my 31 coupe around 2010 and it already had the Nu-Rex automatic advance system installed . I didn't have experience with Nu-Rex in the past, so I was a little skeptical ,however, that was short lived. The system has been dependable and no problems .

Thank you for the advice. Nothing is broke so probably best don't "fix". I will drain very well, refill with 600w, then done . GeneBob, Oldbluoval, Ordsgt, alexiskai, nkaminar, WHN, TerryO, Bighammer - I appreciate your replies !

I will be changing the fluid in the differential and transmission soon . After I drain those fluids ,is it safe to flush the differential and transmission with 1-K Heater fuel kerosene before re-filling with 600w . Klean strip is the brand available in my area. Will this kerosene be safe and not...

I appreciate all your replies ! Thank you !

Anyone have experience with which supplier has the best quality tire tubes. Your opinions are appreciated . Thank you.

On Tuesday January 10.2023 ,I called Mike's Affordable Model A Parts in Georgia for items . While placing my order , it was mentioned they were moving down the street and their computers were down. Two days later, which was Thursday, Eric called me from his cell phone due to their business...

THANK YOU BOB, PATRICK, CHRS and KATHY FOR YOUR REPLIES AND ADVICE.

THANK YOU Lotsagas4u . I really appreciate your advice !

Once the rear drum is removed with a puller and the tapered axle is exposed, should that part of the axle be greased along with the axle key prior to re-installing the rear drum ? Thank you for your advice .

Once the rear drum is removed via a drum puller , should the tapered exposed rear axle be coated with grease including the axle key before re-installing the drum ? Thank you for your advice .

RUTH and PIPEBNDR THANK YOU . I APPRECIATE YOUR INFO. jack

THANK YOU DAVE, NKAMINAR AND PAUL. GREAT INFO AND APPRECIATE YOUR REPLIES . . . jack

THANK YOU JIM , JOE B AND FRANKLIN FOR YOUR REPLY . I APPRECIATE YOUR THOUGHTS . jack

The front brakes on my Model A has a "lower clovis set up". As the brakes are applied, the operating pin pushes down, making the clovis pins move horizontally which push the shoes to the drum. I realize the normal usual system has a operating wedge but mine has a "clovis set up". Anyone...

THANKS FOR YOURREPLY ALEXISKAI . II HAS TAKEN ME A FEW MINUTES TO LOG IN. THANKS FOR THE PHOTO KURSED30. THAT EXPLAINS WHAT YOU HAVE. THIS LINK IS WHAT I WAS THINKING OF. https://jalopnik.com/holy-crap-this-studebaker-taillight-may-be-one-of-the-b-1846300362

What you described might be the "WigWag" stop signal brake light. They were on Studebakers as an option beginning in 1936. I think it was a $5.00 item or $6.00 dealer installed. Patent applied for in 1931 by Safety Signal Inc. in Chicago and made by Dua-Saf.