Model a----a simple car

I've heard of tin foil (now you know how old I am...) I mean, aluminum foil, being used on gas line to prevent vapor lock. It is as good a heat sink as anything.
 

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Back in the day when cars still had hub caps, we'd pop them off and stick a penny in them, it would make a heck of a racket when they were just taking off or slowing down for a light, leaving the driveway or what have you.
Painting the headlights was always fun, vaseline on the windshield wipers was a thrill on a rainy day, a wood ash paste in all the door locks would harden like rock when dry and a pair of dikes could cut all four tire valve stems off in under 30 seconds.
I'm not even going to mention what we did with brake fluid.
Now that I think about it, my friends and I were pretty much dicks...back then.
fyi bologna will screw up a clear coat:rolleyes: and will peel the shellac of a wood door...:cool: and flies like a frisbee when thrown:D
filling windshield washer resivoir with a mix of sugar water creates an interesting day.
zipties on driveshafts or CV shafts makes a buncha racket

i know all these are unrelated to quick fixes :(
im sure with a basic pair of pliers, bailing wire, and a flat screwdriver you can get pretty Mac Gyvery if you have to.

This was found on a car Rainmaker Ron and I pulled out of the weeds
Dont need no stinkin junction box!
 

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fyi bologna will screw up a clear coat:rolleyes: and will peel the shellac of a wood door...:cool: and flies like a frisbee when thrown:D
filling windshield washer resivoir with a mix of sugar water creates an interesting day.
zipties on driveshafts or CV shafts makes a buncha racket

i know all these are unrelated to quick fixes :(
im sure with a basic pair of pliers, bailing wire, and a flat screwdriver you can get pretty Mac Gyvery if you have to.

This was found on a car Rainmaker Ron and I pulled out of the weeds
Dont need no stinkin junction box!
Chief had a horn button, strapped to the steering column. It was made from a piece of HACK SAW blade & a small block of WOOD.
Bill W.
 
And when all else is lost and you are at your final wits end, ask a question on the ford barn where you will always get a answer to fix your problem. The people that post on here are the most knowledgeable model a folks in the world. And old Henry would be proud to know what he built is still beloved by millions today after all of these years.
 
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