Kube I second what Seth said. Have you been to the doc? been checked for car "POX"? tell us what it is, nothing finer than to be driving a flathead in Carolina!
A couple of you guys are sooo funny
Yeah, I deserve it all.
I had purchased a super nice '36 Roadster last year. One of two cars that had remained on my bucket list. It was in the same family since the early 60's. Never rusted and never modified other than 1940 brakes.
The previous owner drove it over 100 miles to deliver it to me so we know it's dependable.
I am currently doing some minor work. Things like installing the NOS (aluminum) heads that came with it, rebuilding the water pumps (looking for a correct right side) new plugs wires, etc.
Nothing major, just little things that will add to the dependability.
I'd already installed new tires and NOS springs to bring the engineered height back.
Believe it or not, I used to drive these cars all over the place. Yeah, I'll admit, that was 35 years ago. Then the "bug" caught me and caught me bad. To date I've fully restored 15 Fords and one '31 Series 90 Buick opera coupe. I am in the process of restoring one more Buick, a '38 coupe and have a '40 Ford coupe scheduled.
Still, I am looking forward to a renewed chapter in my life where I drive and enjoy the camaraderie more.
While I really enjoy the projects, well, it just seems the time is right to "turn the page".
