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Q: I have a 1930 Fordor , with 37,000 miles on it. When I got it, it was setting a long time, and had a valve hung up in it. I used a wood dowel to tap the valve loose. Since then, I have driven it for two summers. I did a compression test and […]
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Q: Rayburn Mitchell writes- Gentlemen, I often see Model A’s that owners have converted to 16″ tires and wheels. I have spoken to a few of the owners as to the rationale behind the change. I am beginning to suspect that it has more to do with the “look” as compared to the actual advantages as
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Q: Chris Ponzi writes- I have picked up a 1929 Tudor sedan from a buddy of mine about a year ago. Have gone through the whole car and runs great with good compression at 80psi each cylinder. When I shift into third up a slight incline the car shakes pretty violently until I get a little
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Technical Q & A, August 2024 Q: Robert Pilger writes: My 1931 Tudor oil pan has a round flange with six bolts around the drain plug . Does not look like oil pans I have seen on YouTube. Is this stock and what is the difference? A: Sounds like you have a 1928 pan. It was
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