Changing of the Guard. A new breed of car nuts.

[Ziggster]

Guess what! I got the engine. Couldn’t believe it when he contacted me. Thought no way. I’m glad I got it because of the local history attached to it. I’m no youngin, but hope to do my part to keep this stuff going a few more years.

[petehoovie]

Originally Posted by Ziggster

Guess what! I got the engine. Couldn’t believe it when he contacted me. Thought no way. I’m glad I got it because of the local history attached to it. I’m no youngin, but hope to do my part to keep this stuff going a few more years.

[Gene1949]

[QUOTE=Ol' Ron; So that was a learning experience that eliminated the running gear. Probably why I don't use stock Ford rear axles or transmissions. They just didn't work, but I fell in love with the Flathead engine. I like to keep the car original looking, but running better. Sheet metal is King!!
Gramps[/QUOTE]

Well said. Thank you

[gwistrup]

I have been involved with automobiles for more than 45 years but I am relatively new to the prewar antique automobile scene. I was astounded with the passion and knowledge of