1935 model 60

roger gurney

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just starting to get my 1935 model 60 cabriolet out of long term storage ready for the road again.
had to have the radiator recored it was blocked solid with silt fitted new exhaust.. rebuilt the carburettor cleaned out jets fitted new accel,r pump kit
removed distributer cleaned points.
but engine missfires will not rev easily when i short out plugs the outer two spark well the inner two spark weekly.
what should the points gaps be
what else could cause the week spark on the inner plugs.
thanks
roger
 

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I would recommend setting your points on a dist. machine if you can find someone that has one otherwise a manual KRW dist fixture and lastly by using a ruler. Someone will chime in here on that method. You may have a bad condenser and maybe some bad plug wires leaking in the conduits.
 
Not only is it RHD, it's English. Note the headlite lenses and fender mounted side lights
 
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Here is a picture of the 1935 Ford Cabriolet from the original British Ford Sales Catalog. Note the Fender mounted Parking Lights.
 
What model V8 engine is fitted to this 1935 Cabriolet as they had the 4 main bearing V8 -60 engine and the normal 21 stud engine fitted to them.
 

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Merc man......Is that the Merc trev originally owned.....?
Still miss him and our regular "chin wags"......

Trev (aka 52merc) is missed by many of us here. We were sending pm's back and forth until his last visit to the hospital. Trev had a 52 Merc that was black with a red top, at least that's what it looked like in his avatar picture. This was one of his last posts so you can see his avatar picture.
http://www.fordbarn.com/forum/showthread.php?t=137188&highlight=52merc
 
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sorry for not answering questions and thanks for all your replys.
but my father was suddenly taken ill and is in hospital at the moment.
so not much time at the moment
roger.
near spalding
lincolnshire
uk.
 
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