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Stock bucket is modified on the sealed beam conversion, not replaced. I undid the unattractive sealed beam conversion on my 37 Ford. It was literally the first thing I did to the car. By the way, the 37 Ford in the OP was listed on my 1937 Ford FB page. Very little detail there either. . . .

I read Unsafe at Any Speed when I was a student.

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This was posted over at "The Flat Spot" facebook forum. What year and make is this car?

Thanks. You da man.

A member of FordBarn posted this with the question of the car's make and model. What is it? Thanks.

I was going nuts at my first Buick Club National. So many Buicks in one place. I had no idea where to start. So big. The Model A Restorer's Club National Meet was also overwhelming---hundreds of Ford Model A cars in one place. I walked thru the field four or five times.

Early Ford V-8 Club of America is focused on Ford, Mercury and Lincoln automobiles and commercial vehicles from 1932 to 1953. No other makes can be entered in our National meets. Local, non-sanctioned shows put on by regional groups are a different story. Here is the 2011 Central National Meet at Auburn, Indiana. My first V-8 National Meet.

Makes sense. My father owned a 1941 Buick for many years.

Thanks Matt.

Hello members. What year is this Buick hubcap? Thanks.

Thanks friend. Made the correction. Yeah, he had two Lincolns. He also had five different Mercs over the years. He gave my mom the 56. I messed up the Lincoln post.

... Thanks Friend. My dad thinks I am crazy. Caution will be forefront if I do try.

My 1937 Ford can be hand cranked. I am going to buy the crank handle and try it some day. Next spring perhaps. I have been taught how to hand crank Ford Model T, so I am aware of the hazards. I'll let you guys know how I do.

I have a 3,000-volume library in my home and a smaller secondary library. You need to organize your materials in a way that makes them easy to use and does not allow them to be damaged easily. I organize all my Ford stuff together since I use it a lot. I have tons of history books--organized into subjects, i.e., Air war; naval war; encyclopedias, biographies, etc., and a section of small paperback books. Large volumes have their own spaces. Atlases are on the floor leaning against the wall because they are so big. Then I have a large shelf of author signed volumes. My own published books have their own shelf. I have over 600 reels of microfilm and two readers and that has its own library. I have a small library in my sleeping room. Figure out how you are going to use your materials and that will help you figure out the best practical way to organize the works over time as you use your library. There is no one way to do it. I would post a photo, but it would not do the room justice. Good luck. ...

Thank you.

What year is this car?

My grandfather was in the Auto Radiator business in Chicago and Calumet City, Illinois. That is his helper.

Looks like my grandfather owned at least five Mercury cars.

My mother with grandpa's Mercs.

My grandpa's Lincoln.

What year and make/model is this early electric car? Thanks.

Thank you friend.

A lady I know has two of these contraptions. She thinks they might be automobile jacking devices. Anybody have a clue of what they are?

Is this body tag on my 1937 Ford Deluxe Fordor from BRIGGS or MURRAY? I have been asking for over a year. Still no answer.