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Yes, yet another thread about putting 1953 to 1956 Ford F100 brakes onto 1937 to 1948 Ford passenger car front spindles. Questions: 1. Is there a...
Which of the tradional (pre-1964) V-8s could be bored and stroked to give the most cubic inches.?? Factory blocks only for this discussion, and...
I seem to recall that in the late 1940s or early 1950s, a couple of the winning Indianapolis cars were the "Blue Crown Spark Plug Specials"....
Quick easy question. On a 32 Ford, what is the distance from the front axle to the firewall??? Piper106
Need a measurement of how apart the riverholes on the top of the K member legs should be where they go into the transmission cross member....
Hopefully simple question. What is the OD and wall thickness of the tubing around the drive shaft in a V8 Ford Torque tube?? I am building a...
Anybody have a manufacturer or a NAPA / Autozone part number for spring shackles that would fit a 2-1/2" wide spring where the 1/2" diameter pins...
Anybody have any insight on what is going on with the promoted but unavailable magnesium wheels at Real Rodder Wheels??? Their website says...
Looking at pictures of 32 Fords set up for dry lakes / Bonneville and like the way they look without headlights . Trying to carry that over to a...
What is the distance between the spring shackle pivot / spring mounting points on a stock 1937 - 1940 Ford rear axle ??? Building up a modern...
Anyone make a reproduction rear cross member for the 32 Ford?? I am thinking of going traditional with cross (buggy) spring in the rear. I can...
Very cool speedo, fuel, oil, temp combo in the Dynaliner Duece Coupe shown in the April issue of Street Rodder magazine....
Was doing some mock up visualization and tried to fit a 5 x 4-1/2" BP wheel from a Ford Ranger pickup onto some Ford full size / Crown Victoria...
Bought a set of what were supposed to be 40 Ford passenger car front hubs from a guy at a swap meet a couple of weeks ago. They do have the 5 on...
Hi. Been lurking for a couple of months, but finally decided to jump in. Been reading Hot Rod and some of the other car magazines since 1962...
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