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I recently purchased a 1931 Ford Model "A"….I just love the car. But, I need a local mechanic….does anyone know a Model "A" mechanic in central NJ?
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Welcome to the VFF!!
My shop is in Northeast philly @ I-95 academy ave exit... I don't know of anyone in central NJ
What seems to be your problem??? -
Mitch would be at the top of anyone's list.
but did you get the PM I sent you about this?
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WELCOME to the VFF Calistri !!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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Calistri, welcome to the party!! My vote is for Mitch, if you can do a round trip in a day (or even 10-12 hours). Enjoy your A everyday ! Pat
hard at it :rolling
Model A's and of course the famous AA'sComment
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New ‘30 model a coupe owner.
Does anyone know a good mechanic for greasing and general upkeep in New Jersey or Philly area ? ThanksComment
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Welcome to the VFF. Congrats on your new 30 Coupe.
You should be able find someone near you. Good Luck. Jeff
Also, join your local club, they will be more than willing to help a new member out.Last edited by JDupuis; 04-28-2019, 02:57 PM.Comment
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Hey Edregan, WELCOME to the VFF!!
If you are looking in the Plilly area, Mitch has a shop that can do lube jobs.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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Welcome and congrats on acquiring the Model A. What’s body style is it? Any pics? There is a very good central NJ Model A club that can help you along with your car. I’m in NE philly right off I-95, if you need a backup plan. What kind of things do you need done? The board members here can walk you through most of the stuff pretty easily.Comment
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Your best bet to get it done right is go with Mitch.Comment
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From northern Delaware I took my first A up to Mitch and very happy with the work. About an hour up so I took it up in a trailer. Where are you in central NJ?Comment
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by jordanka16I joined up over on the **** **** and figured I'd join in here too. I inherited my grandfathers Model A, it was his first car, he bought it in 1957 and restored it about 16 years ago. He taught me a lot about it but it seems there is always more to learn about these awesome cars, look forward to learning!You do not have permission to view this gallery.
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by ZimmlittCan 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.
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