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Russell Reay · 12-01-2021, 07:39 AM

I am in Rutland and certainly wish the Model A club was active. I am deep into rebuilding my first A, and have learned a tremendous amount from this forum, but I haven't tackled electrical issues yet. I recently found Ray Hedding in Rutland who is into his second A--I think his first was 29 roadster. He is doing great work, and seems to be very knowledgeable (and humble). Give him a call--he is in the phone book. He might be able to help.

12-01-2021, 07:39 AM	#5
Russell Reay Senior Member Join Date: May 2021 Location: NH/ VT Posts: 336	Re: Vermont Model A Mechanics I am in Rutland and certainly wish the Model A club was active. I am deep into rebuilding my first A, and have learned a tremendous amount from this forum, but I haven't tackled electrical issues yet. I recently found Ray Hedding in Rutland who is into his second A--I think his first was 29 roadster. He is doing great work, and seems to be very knowledgeable (and humble). Give him a call--he is in the phone book. He might be able to help.