Hi buschwacker here new to the forum. I have a 40 convertible having a very difficult time finding hardware bolts etc. not very many pictures either. It was completely apart when I got it. Any help or direction would be greatly appreciated .
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Hey buschwacker Welcome to the VFF!!
Check here on Roy's site linked below. His hardware is the most correct available regarding fit and finish but not always the cheapest. Give him a call
If he does not have it maybe they can lead you to a source
3~ Tudor's & 1~ Coupe
Henry Ford said,
"It's all nuts and bolts"
"Start by doing what's necessary; then do what's possible; and suddenly you are doing the impossible."
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Hey Buschwacker, WELCOME to the VFF!!You wana look waaay far up da road and plan yer route because the brakes are far more of a suggestion than a command!Comment
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thanks for the welcome and info . car is a giant jigsaw . It sat for 25 years apart before I got it, The chassie is finished 4" drop axel 9currie disc brakes, 1958eldorado with tri-power 700r-4 trans. New floors new firewall. would like to have it on the road this year ,but still have alot of work to do thankls again for the lead BuschwackerComment
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If anybody is here, Merry Christmas. I'm in western NC with a 1921 Touring. Nice to find another model T forum. I'll check back to see if anyone else shows up.12-24-2017, 11:24 PM -
Hi guys, My first time here. I found this rusty old car on my property in Maine, can't figure out what it is, my brother knows more than I do, says it's maybe a 1935 Ford, can't tell if it is a car or truck, no marques logos etc. Has a large boulder on the hood, so I can't move it. Just curious if anyone can identify it, it will not likely ever be moved....You do not have permission to view this gallery.
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Just found this site and look forward to participating in the sharing of info both given and received. I have a 24 T and a 40 tudor both flattys and a blower in the 40. All body, paint and upholstery done by yours truly.You do not have permission to view this gallery.
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Hi all! My name is Rowen n I LOVE mid fifties Fords. Pic is of my 55CV.
304ci, 304hp, 330tq. T5. 9" rear soon.
Jus looking for some like minded folks to bounce ideas off of and general BSing. Hopin some o you folks are local to me and maybe meet up in the future....You do not have permission to view this gallery.
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IVE RECENTLEY PURCHASED A 29 MODEL AAND IVE NOTICED A VIBRATION OR SHUDDERING WHEN I AM SLOWING. ANY HELP WOULD BE APPRECIATED07-27-2018, 03:38 PM
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I have been lurking on the Model A forum and I am impressed with the way the members treat each other. I own two Ts and hope this T forum picks up. I have been a member of the MTFCA and its forum for some time. If any of you frequent that forum you will notice they are having some problems. Hoping I am welcome here
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Can anyone recommend a shop to re-pour and line bore model A main bearings in the North East? I have been using the Babbit Pot for a number of years but they are on vacation until the end of March and I would like to get this job started before then. Any recommendations in NH, ME, VT, NY, MA or CT would be appreciated.
Thanks
Greg02-13-2018, 09:15 AM -
Thanks for letting me join. I will soon begin finish restoring a 1929 Station Wagon my dad left me. He bought the car back in the sixties, just a year or so before I was born. He began restoring it only several years ago, but was limited to what he could do because of his health. He passed away in May, but before he did he told me to take the car and finish the restoration. I have helped him work...You do not have permission to view this gallery.
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