46 Lincoln EFN

C , Thanks , I would imagine then starting at the rear, one side at a time ? Or is there a way to get both rear wheels / axil high enough to put both jack stand in place at once . I currently own a standard 4 ton plus rolling jack As you must know it’s a big heavy car. I don't want to damage anything or injure my self or worse. I’ll prolly end up putting secondary jack stands in Place for piece of mind Thank you, Everett

Hello all , I apologize for the simple question, and explaining myself is not a strong suit so please bare with me , My 1946 Lincoln sedan needs brakes/ master cylinder. I would like to put the car on 4 jack stands to remove all the tires ect I noticed the manual states for front tire removal use the front bumper , I’ve also read that can damage the lower grill . I’ve jacked the car by the frame right behind the front tire seemingly at the strong point , to do an oil change, but the front wheel did not come off the ground, and it seemed to lift the entire right side (both front and back tires ) So to get to the point , Can I jack up the car one side at a time using the middle cross member ? If not what is the best method. Thank you, Everett

Hello all , So fyi In Massachusetts If you have a vehicle without a previous owners Title or registration, One Has to have a notarized bill of sale and a notarized Affidavit stating when the seller bought it and why the seller sold it, and A proof of visual inspection form that an officer/ “cop” has to fill out, They need to confirm the “vin” . A bit much but doable. Hope this helps anyone who wants to know.

Hello !! I found it!! On the frame buy the gas filler tube Thank you all !!

Thank you ! I’ll investigate.

Hi Matt. Unfortunately there is no title so my goal is to apply for one how ever I can. I will look in these locations today we’ll see what I find Thank you !!

Hello all , im sure this question has been ask 100 times and if so my apologies, I just bought a 1946 ish Lincoln h sedan and have 1 million questions but this one is first. Is the tag on the fire wall the vin number ? Thanks for your help Everett