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Thanks big hammer,yes the gas line is a plastic tube,
The original steel line was full of dirt so i cutted the line leaving a piece what comes thru the firewall and a small piece connecting the carburettor which were easy to clean,in between a plastic fuel line which i had laying around was mounted,
You can see it as a roadside repair(actually in my workshop)which in some future will be replaced by a steel one........or not.
 

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Renè,

Welcome. Is that an English Ford on the left and a Vauxhall on the right? I remember seeing those cars reviewed in our magazine Road & Track back in the late '50's. R&T used to review all the European cars back then.

David Serrano
 
David the black Ford is an '48 Anglia (hotrodded)and the white ia a Ford Anglia '62,they are both English.
The veteran bike in the front is a '25 Terrot F twostroke,a French bike
 
A great collection of cars. One of my friends used to race a 60s (105E?) Anglia. I know the Dutch are very keen on classic British cars, I once went to weekend meet near Venlo where there were 602 Triumph Spitfires. An amazing sight.
I know southern Holland very well as I spent half my life living just on the German side of the border near Roermond.
 
I sold the 2 Ford Anglia's a while ago,i wass running out of space to store them.
Now i own The Tudor,a Citroën Visa 1982 and a modern piece of junk for my better half...a Ford Ka.........yeach.
From the money i've got for the Fords i bought a new lathe,a milling machine and another motorbike.
 
The French baget on the motorbike is just a little cliché? Eh? Lol Jeff
P.s. Love the collection.
 
Yes,the bagette and basket are more as a statement,the members of the french bike club are very tight about originality,they have all mounted a oilcan on the front forks with an oilcan from a french brand,i thought i need to have some french too...........
 
I'm a new member also. Just joined today. Bought my first 1931 Model A Tudor this past October. Learning a lot as I get into her. She was billed as a deluxe, but I'm not sure that all is correct. I'm looking forward to finding out more about her.
 
Hello again, Rene. I am a senior member of the Dutch model A Ford club. BUt, elas, not going to the jaarvergadering. Different business tomorrow. You can always rech me using the private messages section, if yoy might prefer writing in Dutch.
Best regards Henk
 
O.K.Henk,i see you live in Helmond and i am near Amsterdam so there is a slight chance we ran in to eachother............
But a good contact always come in handy..........
The jaarvergadering.........a bit of a drag.....but there will be a swapmeet and always nice to meet some people overthere.
René
 
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