Hey Fellas... Some Clarification...

[GoJoMoJo]

Love both factory and Hot Rod fords!

[flathead4rd]

Hey Hotrodladycrusr; nice to see you on this forum.

[highbeams]

Originally Posted by STAN WHITE

Ryan i am sorry if i was not supposed to be on this site.after reading a lot of these comments. As i have a 34 3 window that i have had for 35 years. I am doing it as my heroes did it in the early fifties, just a nice original car that sat a little different but with more power and better brakes. They were called sleepers back in the day. I did not mean to offend any of the members. As i am running a highly modified 59ab flathead engine 39 trans with lincoln brakes. I have gotten a lot of good info from the site. Thanks for all the help. Stan white age eighty two close to eighty three.

Good for you, Stan!

I would enjoy seeing your '34 3 window.

[CES2929]

when one is looking for advice, help, or a hard to find item, it pays to have friends in the world of Ford😎

[pavilla]

Glad to see that the site remains focused on sharing knowledge about Fords.

[tubman]

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Interesting fact :

From "Ryan"'s initial post on this thread :

"Question: Is the Ford Barn about hot rodded or customized early Fords?

Answer: No... That's not our focus on The Ford Barn. The Jalopy Journal focuses on that stuff."

I think things are changing; lately, when I see a more than superficial question about early Fords on "The H.A.M.B.", the most prevalent answer has been "Check with the guys on The Ford Barn". Although a lot of us are on both forums, a lot of the performance experts "Ronnie Roadster", "Bored & Stroked", and even the late "Ol' Ron seem to favor this board.

And I'm glad they do; there is no way one board can provide the detailed expertise on the many, many subjects discussed on the "H.A.M.B".

[rsauto]

yep

[Cape May 1941]

I replaced the entire brake system on my 1941 Ford coupe. New drums turned, shoes, wheel cylinders and master cylinder. The brakes are spongy and sometimes go to the floor. I have bled the brakes and lightly sanded the shoes. Could it still have air in the lines or something else?

[glennpm]

You should start a new thread, not under the present one where you're unlikely to get any help. Where you are now is too general and not new topic specific

https://www.fordbarn.com/forum/newth...=newthread&f=4