AACA Forums - Ford Model A http://forums.aaca.org/ en Tue, 21 May 2013 17:50:48 GMT vBulletin 60 http://forums.aaca.org/images/misc/rss.png AACA Forums - Ford Model A http://forums.aaca.org/ WTB 1931 s/w Murry body BACK SEAT http://forums.aaca.org/f140/wtb-1931-s-w-murry-body-351348.html Fri, 17 May 2013 01:11:26 GMT I'm looking to buy a complete back seat for a 1931 Ford A S/W 4dr. sedan, Murray Body. I'm located in Southern IL.. I'll be going to Iola Wisconsin Swap Meet in July. My space is AF 25 ..... 618-889-6855 NO Texting ]]> Ford Model A Frank Wilkie http://forums.aaca.org/f140/wtb-1931-s-w-murry-body-351348.html Wanted:Model A phaeton finished or project http://forums.aaca.org/f140/wanted-model-phaeton-finished-project-351124.html Tue, 14 May 2013 03:48:01 GMT Looking for Model A ford phaeton what have you ? 760-938-2250 or bigpine@zoho.com ..Calif desert country Looking for Model A ford phaeton what have you ? 760-938-2250 or bigpine@zoho.com ..Calif desert country ]]> Ford Model A Studebeggar http://forums.aaca.org/f140/wanted-model-phaeton-finished-project-351124.html 1934 BB Dump Truck http://forums.aaca.org/f140/1934-bb-dump-truck-351022.html Sun, 12 May 2013 17:19:07 GMT I just bought a 1934 Ford BB Dump truck. Does anyone know what the lever on the gearshift that runs down into the trans is? The trans has a PTO that... I just bought a 1934 Ford BB Dump truck. Does anyone know what the lever on the gearshift that runs down into the trans is? The trans has a PTO that runs the dump.Click image for larger version.  Name: image.jpg  Views: 19  Size: 1.05 MB  ID: 192846Click image for larger version.  Name: image.jpg  Views: 16  Size: 783.7 KB  ID: 192847
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]]> Ford Model A tsacchi http://forums.aaca.org/f140/1934-bb-dump-truck-351022.html <![CDATA[Can't get #4 cylinder to work]]> http://forums.aaca.org/f140/cant-get-4-cylinder-work-350893.html Sat, 11 May 2013 19:47:53 GMT Have spark (with plug pulled) , fuel and seems like good compression, but no power from #4 What am I missing? 1929 A Have spark (with plug pulled) , fuel and seems like good compression, but no power from #4 What am I missing? 1929 A ]]> Ford Model A NHskyjockey http://forums.aaca.org/f140/cant-get-4-cylinder-work-350893.html Ford model A dash panel- Oval speedo http://forums.aaca.org/f140/ford-model-dash-panel-oval-speedo-350826.html Fri, 10 May 2013 15:40:20 GMT Image:...]]> Ford model A dash panel -Oval speedo
Model A dash panel -Oval speedo
Location: Wellington, Ohio Price: $20.00
This is a nice quality reproduction piece. Unused--See photos
Price is $20.00 plus shipping
Check ,USpmo, or PayPal add 4%
Send a PM
Thanks Roy
]]> Ford Model A roysboystoys http://forums.aaca.org/f140/ford-model-dash-panel-oval-speedo-350826.html 1930 Model A Coupe with Rumble Seat - $19,500 or possible trade.... http://forums.aaca.org/f140/1930-model-coupe-rumble-seat-19-a-350263.html Wed, 01 May 2013 01:51:40 GMT This car runs as good as it looks. It has had a frame off restoration and is a lot of fun to drive. The kids (and those who are kids at heart) will... This car runs as good as it looks. It has had a frame off restoration and is a lot of fun to drive. The kids (and those who are kids at heart) will enjoy riding in the rumble seat which is something you certainly can't do in a late model car. You can tilt out the bottom of the windshield to keep the driver and passenger cooler on hot days. It has a 40 horsepower 4 cylinder engine and 3 speed manual transmission which will cruise down the road at 50-55 mph. Henry built several million Model A's from 1928-31 and there are still companies out there that make parts for them if the need was to arise. It was recently appraised at $25,000 and I'm asking $19,500 for it or possibly a trade for a clean classic car of equal value in good condition (no projects). Please call Dave at 502-767-7773 before 10 PM for more info. No texts. Thank you.
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]]> Ford Model A Lebowski http://forums.aaca.org/f140/1930-model-coupe-rumble-seat-19-a-350263.html Win a freshly rebuilt Model A engine with insert bearings http://forums.aaca.org/f140/win-freshly-rebuilt-model-engine-insert-350011.html Fri, 26 Apr 2013 12:41:45 GMT The Lone Star Model A Ford Club of Georgetown, Texas is hosting the 50th Model A Ford Texas Tour (statewide convention) June 6 - 9 and is having a... The Lone Star Model A Ford Club of Georgetown, Texas is hosting the 50th Model A Ford Texas Tour (statewide convention) June 6 - 9 and is having a raffle to win a freshly rebuilt Model A engine built by Taylor Made Motors of New Braunfels, TX. The engine is valued at $5,000 and raffle tickets are just $5 each or 5 for $20!

Engine specs include:
Block cleaned and checked for cracks
One piece main bearings
One piece rod bearings
New tri-metal connecting rods
Counter balanced crankshaft
Pressurized center main
New aluminum timing gear
New crank gear
Rebuilt oil pump
Reground touring camshaft
Modern stainless steel valves (1.73 intake / 1.53 exhaust)
New exhaust manifold gaskets
New intake manifold gasket
One piece valve guide
Modern valve keepers
New valve springs
Motor balanced
Block tapped for modern main bolts
Porting on the valve ports
New oil pan bolts
New valve cover bolts
New front pulley
New head gasket
Grade eight head studs and nuts
Cut down (lightened) flywheel
New clutch disc
New pressure plate
New pilot bearing
Modern front seal
Motor completely assembled
Engine painted Ford engine green
Oil pan cleaned and painted black
Snyder 5.5:1 High Compression Head
Heater/exhaust manifold
Intake manifold painted to match engine
Test run to verify performance
Total value as built: $5,000

Carburetor, distributor, starter and water pump not included

The drawing will occur June 8, 2013 during the 50th Anniversary Texas Tour Awards Banquet held at the Marriott Hotel, Round Rock, TX.

Winner need not be present to win but must claim prize on or before July 1, 2013.

Raffle tickets available for $5 each or 5 for $20

Make checks payable to "50th Model A Ford Texas Tour" and mail to:
Lone Star Model A Ford Club
3404 Indian Mound Road
Georgetown, TX 78628

Be sure to include your email address so we can confirm receipt of your entry and your telephone number so we can notify you if you win!
]]> Ford Model A Texas Old Car Guy http://forums.aaca.org/f140/win-freshly-rebuilt-model-engine-insert-350011.html 1931 Late Tudor body construction? http://forums.aaca.org/f140/1931-late-tudor-body-construction-349982.html Fri, 26 Apr 2013 01:22:53 GMT Okay, Been helping my dad with his 1931 Tudor. He was over eager in my opinion to remove all the rust (no rust through or surface rust but, there... Okay, Been helping my dad with his 1931 Tudor. He was over eager in my opinion to remove all the rust (no rust through or surface rust but, there might have been some between the panels and he could not live with that) and took the body completely apart rear panel, two sides etc. We have the sub frame all back together using the original rivet holes and have the cowl, gas tank a lot of the wood back in to give the vertical uprights some support(door posts and the rear vertical supports that support the rear of the side windows and body sides). We decided to test fit the two rear side panels and have run into an issue. We have put every thing back together with the original holes and have the sub frame sitting level. The front of the panels fit perfect against the door uprights but, the rear is sitting about 1/4 to 3/16th to high on the rear up rights. The roof curves of the side panels are firmly against the rear up rights were they curve and connect with the sheet metal and we can not figure out how to drop the panels down any further. This is my question does anybody have any experience with a model a body construction and may have some hidden insight on how to make these panels drop and align. Sorry for my descriptions I hope they describe the situation well enough.

Thanks for any help ]]> Ford Model A JP75 http://forums.aaca.org/f140/1931-late-tudor-body-construction-349982.html