Tube Headers for Model A

Junkj

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Does anyone know where I could buy tube headers for a model A? None of my catalogues seem to have them. Thank you. Junkj
 
Hello, until you get answers you might try doing a search on Ford Barn for Tube Headers. Red's use to make them but I think they are out of business.
 
We are working on having a hundred sets made. Will advise here when they are done.

Steve @ Bert's
 
Mine is an unusual case because it is a Model B Cragar conversion in a narrowed Model A frame but I built mine from a chevy v8 kit purchased from Summit for $100. Made my own flange and had a lot of tubing left over.
 

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Mine is an unusual case because it is a Model B Cragar conversion in a narrowed Model A frame but I built mine from a chevy v8 kit purchased from Summit for $100. Made my own flange and had a lot of tubing left over.

Hey roger,
YOU are a fine builder/fabricator, my friend :) ! Can't wait to hear that Cragar engine light up !!
Wish I had the coin for your other creation.
 
Brent I am Waiting on Red headers to make some when i called they had sold out. If you have a used one i would be very interested. Let me know.
 
Does anyone know where I could buy tube headers for a model A? None of my catalogues seem to have them. Thank you. Junkj

Go to Reds,bought mine about 4 months ago, good price, great product and customer service.
 
Not to steal your thread but what good would tube headers do? I'm interested because I have a touring engine in one of the cars.
 
I really enjoy my Cast Iron exhaust header (manifold) on my Ron Kelley 'Touring' engine. It looks much more stock than the steel headers. Except for some possible 'Dry Lakes' usage, I would like to hear why some prefer 'Tube' headers over the heavier cast iron.
 
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