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In dire need of a driver's door latch for a 4 door 38 nash Lafayette. Call or text 716 930 0242. Please

Yes the car does run. I really appreciate the hElp. I have a few other older cars but none with the levers. Wat is the advantage of moving the spark?

I took the plunge and bought a 1924 dodge sedan. The question I have is what are the two levers on the top of the steering column for and how do you use them? I like the dodge because around where I live it is not popular like model a fords

his doctor said he needed to have his rear lifted and tucked

That's what happens when you only pay for 1/2 a car wash

Maybe it is one of those hot wheels that you pull the zip cord and it goes like heck.

I know I just posted something about storing my car for the winter. Then realized I never shared my toys I had picked up this past year. I had a 1936 Pontiac sedan. (cream/green car) I traded the pontiac for a 1949 Ford f1 pickup. Even up. I just had to put mine on a trailer. Take it from New york to Greenbay. (grey) I took my truck to a local Boces last year so they could work on paint and body work. I thought they couldn't mess it up any worse that I can. Plus it gives the younger generation to plan and get interested in the older cars. Went over very well except 1 hickup. The truck wasn't done for this summers cruisin. So I knew of a car sitting in a garage. Made him a cash offer and took it home. I am now also a proud owner of a 1938 Nash Ambassador 6 (blue and black) The car isn't perfect but was a blast to drive all summer long. Just thought I would share. Hope you all enjoy

It's a tether car.

I wish this was my garage. It is 6 cars. The owner will be using the one side to put her car in and out during the winter. I found a place that I can rent for 40/month. My garage has a dirt floor, broken windows and a leaky roof. Would gasoline stabilizer work for the gas for the winter? Can you purchase those "Car bags" at an automotive store like autozone?

Well I did it and purchased a 1938 Nash Ambassador 6 in May. Now it is time to put it away for a long winter nap. What do I need to put inside of it to keep the critters out? How about storing the gas system? Any other tips I am forgetting about. It is going into a garage with a concrete floor, not heated. Thanks

My lights aren't in the trunk. They are mounted in the fenders. I went to a local shop that had an older gentleman working there. I asked him if he knew how to remove it. Come to find out there is a chrome piece around the glass that acts like a c-clip. I slowly removed it and the glass came out. Now I am on the hunt for the 6v bulbs...after a few calls I can pick them up tomorrow. Thanks for responding.

I just picked up a 1938 Nash Ambassador 6. The rear brake light is out. How do I take it apart to replace the bulb.

Honestly what do you think of the new paint scheme...

I am looking for some ford pickup hubcaps 15" rims

Well at the end of the summer I ended up trading my 1936 Pontiac for a 1949 Ford f1. I dropped it off at a local boces for paint and body work. For those that don't know a boces is a program for highschool kids to learn a trade. I thought it would be nice for the kids to have first hands experience on an older vehicle. Maybe keep their interest in the old vehicles for the future classics. I am keeping the truck basically stock just updating the paint to reflect saying thanks to those who have served in any of the 5 branches of the service. I know some won't like it but a way for me to say thanks.

Please remove. Vehicle has been traded.

Does anyone want to make me a descent offer on this car. It has to go. Trade for an older truck.

surface rust in a few spots. There is 1 bad spot along the bottom of the car near the trunk. Shown in the pics above.

dropped price by a grand.. Make me an offer...you never know...this has to go... Help an old car out before someone decides to cut it up. Motivated seller.

Don't know what you would need to make it worth it but make me an offer. btt. Time to move it.

Make me an offer. You won't offend me...time to move this so I can start looking for something with an automatic and seat belts...so the wife says

I am looking for a replacement latch for my 1936. The daughter got excited and slammed it shut and broke the latch. Send me pics and price.

Added pics. There are no holes in the front seat just put the material down because the wool itches the legs in shorts. Will need glass eventually. Original is starting to separate. Here is a car that has most of it's original parts. Make me an offer I can't refuse and I can move onto a new project.

Ok I am getting the oil changed in my 1936 Pontiac inline 8. I believe I was told straight 40 weight oil. Is that correct? what about tranny oil and rear end oil??

Still looking for $$$ offers or trades...Doesn't hurt to ask