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You need to reread the question, the poster is asking about using a 12 volt switch on a 6 volt system. I don't think I would do it. Charlie Stephens
Be sure to get a couple of quotes for recovering that data. $1500 seems too high. Be sure to try the little store front places, Best Buy may be...
I will have to pass on that question. I don't remember hearing that but it has been too many years. How about calling someone like ISKY and...
If you rent your car to a movie company insist only you can drive it and you want to be paid as an extra. Charlie Stephens
My main hobbies have always been cars and photography. Back in the good old days, or maybe I should say back in my good young days there was a...
It is an aftermarket heater manifold. It would be a shame to cut it up. Can you make a spacer to temporarly lift the carb the small amount...
Trying to figure out what fits you could always find an older shop with catalogs that is willing to work with you. Or maybe a GM dealer on a slow...
The crank is different. It is also a lot beefier. I am not sure what you mean when you say "... longer rods on a 153 crank"? Longer rods on a...
Not that I can think of. That is not to say they might have changed something over the years that I didn't pick up on. My AVATAR has had both...
I am not sure but I think an upgraded version of the Model B survived into the fifties in Europe. See: http://fordsa.homestead.com/G28T.html Charlie
The '32-'34 4 cylinder engines all had fuel pumps and pressure (but not much) to the mains and splash for the rods. There is no such thing as a...
It looks like one on my '31 Model A. I believe they were the same '30 to '31. Charlie Stephens[ATTACH]
I would pass on the rear end and get one out of a Bronco that already has the 5 on 5 ½ pattern. Alternatively you could carry a wheel adapter to...
The stock Model A engine (and the Model B that followed) had 200 cubic inches. That beats 136. Speed equipment is available. My first choice...
I would pass on it. Remember the old saying, "You can't beat cubic inches". The V8 60 only has 136 cubic inches. The 85 had between 221 and 255...
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