JFranklin

"Modern linoleum" is just vynal flooring, Marmoleum is true linoleum, burlap backing, linseed oil, and all.

You might get it to go faster but that also puts more stress on the mechanical parts.

Linoleum is still available at most flooring stores it goes by the name Marmoleum. Available in multiple colors including grey and black. I bought a remnant in dark navy blue. https://www.greenflooringsupply.com/collections/marmoleum?matchtype=e&network=o&device=c&keyword=Marmoleum&campaign=590135196&adgroup=1151190323303917&identifiers=kwd-71950068619976:loc-4119&Campaign=**LP - NonTM - Marmoleum&CampaignId=590135196&AdGroup=Marmoleum&AdGroupId=1151190323303917&AdId=71949539028853&Network=o&msclkid=c17ca2483db614a67c33c463e6e9dcd5&utm_source=bing&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=**LP - NonTM - Marmoleum&utm_term=Marmoleum&utm_content=Marmoleum

Take it to your hardware store or brake shop and match it up.

Keep searching for a "good" machine shop, they are out there.

Is the # on the engine the same as on the title? That is the "VIN"

Call a floor covering shop, they should have an answer.

Didn't Woody Allen make a movie of just that?

Model A sedan, Another one, '48 Chevrolet, '57 Ford 2 dr, '66 Mustang coupe, '71 Capri, '72 Capri, 65 Mustang fastback, '65 mustang coupe, '51 Chevy truck, '55 Chevy 2dr hardtop & 2dr, '59 MGA, 57 Chevy 2d, 69 Dodge Super Bee, Dang! this is tiring me out, I'm only up to the mid '70s. I might continue later.

I remember Mr Toads Wild Ride at Disneyland.

I sold a 57 Ford 3 times before it stopped coming back! I also sold and then bought back my Model A Ford 3 years later.

Mechanics lien? Possibilities?

A photo of my grandfather camping in the desert.

Springs come in all shapes and sizes. Measure the perameters of your tallest one and find another.

Someone should be able to give the spring length and tension or compression rate. You should be able to find something similar. Check https://forums.aaca.org/profile/81337-carbking/ an expert on these forums..

You could get the spring at your hardware store and fabricat the clip from a thin washer I bet.

I have a Model T titled, but the engine was replaced in the far past so the title only matches the license plates. I probably should restamp the engine.

Where, and how much? Words on the forum are FREE! I'll trade for 2 model T Fords

It can work but should be reflected in the selling price. You should see what your state requires and negotiate on that advice.

Note on the ad the logo is also in italics.

That one looks like a '48 cap

Would a sacrificial anode slow this down?

What are the compression readings? Start there.

Inflation #1, Everybody ate Zinc during the pandemic and used up all the reserves #2. I have no other ideas.

One more bit of info., good luck.