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'59 Edsel in a '31 coupe
This guy deserves to be bashed (again). From personal experience, he doesn't have a clue what the words "Courtesy" or "Customer Service" mean.
Below is the e-mail reply I received on 4/20/09 from Speedway re: their new "9-super-7" carb - no surprises here... Hi Mike, Thank you for your...
Thank you very much.
Thanks much guys - I'll follow up on all. And Sawracer - you're hired!
I've had a real hard time finding a RELIABE foundry or individual to cast a few small parts (taillight brackets, etc.) in a weldable metal (vs....
Here's a real one from NorCal. All owner-built. Henry steel, 331 Cad, Horne, Roto-Faze, 3-speed top loader. Yes, it was driven to the salt and back.
Thank you - I do have the key so I'll this a try.
Anybody know how to remove the tumbler from a locking '30-'31 Model A exterior door handle?? Special tool(s) required?? Locksmith required??...
I think it's a long shot, but there's the possibility of a motorcycle plate being issued with the same six letter/number combination as my YOM plate.
See the response from 1 Oldtimer. It's about re-issuing old, unused and currently "clear" numbers. It might be clear today but reissued tomorrow...
Thanks! I'm in NorCal so I don't know whether anything can be done long distance, but I'll certainly give her a call.
Just got back fron the Delightful Motor Vehicle Dept...here's my story. Found a beautiful pair of 75-rear-old, original, unrestored CA license...
Thanks for all the information. This is proving tougher than I thought.
Thanks! Hadn't really thought doing it this way, but not a bad idea. Finding someone willing to cut splines is proving to be a major chore.
I'm having trouble finding a shop to cut splines in a 3/4" steering (column) shaft. I need one end with 40 splines to fit a Lincoln steering wheel...
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