1932-34 Model B Four Cylinder Group started!

[Charlie Stephens]

Originally Posted by MN Stumpjumper

This thread was started in 2010. I just went to the groups pages and did not find a B group. I may have been removed.

I had the same problem. If anyone can find it I would appreciate help.

Charlie Stephens

[machine girl]

how do we join!!!!

[jerseyboy]

Originally Posted by MN Stumpjumper

This thread was started in 2010. I just went to the groups pages and did not find a B group. I may have been removed.

If I recall correctly, Vince left the barn due to "hard to deal with Barners". So the B Group was discontinued.

Keep 4-banging!

[hardtimes]

Yup, you recall correctly, from my memory. Sadly, Vince is not the only great talent/contributor who was 'put off' by the petty BS from some. Hope they reconsider, because they helped others, maybe without their even knowing.

[machine girl]

That's to bad wish ryan would open up a site for us model a-b modifieds. the hamb is good but to universal. would be nice to specialize. I bet it would be a big hit!

[Mike V. Florida]

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Vince is back and hopefully he will read this.

[juke joint johnny]

He put in a lot of work on his Ford Garage site!!!

A big help to lot's of people including me.

John Cochran

[a&tlover]

I have A 34 B motor in my 31 160b the motor was rebuilt by Ron Miller

[quickchange]

Lets keep this thread going & maybe something will happen, Just purchased some new inserted rods, as running full presure, & inserts have holes in them now pluggiong top & bottom holes, taking the dipper off too, Derek

[Juggler]

I'm in

[G Baese]

Subscribed!

[Mike V. Florida]

Why don't one of you that have such a car start it again?

[machine girl]

YES!!!B motors, insert bearings ,downdraft carbs,overdrive transmissions, alternators, hot cams, the fun would never end!

[Bruce Lancaster]

The HAMB can be hard to deal with because it is so big and diverse, but the A-B folks have done a pretty good job of centralizing much of the information: There is a Monthly thread started every month that cumulates much of each month's discussion and provides links for other good 4 cylinder material. Once you lock into that series of threads life becomes easier...here's the January 2014 one, which contains at the top quite a few archive worthy links:

http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/s...monthly+banger

Model B stuff always needs a bit of looking, as the engines are considered orphans by both the Model A and the V8 people...no momma, no poppa, no uncle Henry.

[Mike V. Florida]

OK it's re-started as a public group

1932-34 Model B Four Cylinder Group

Just remember it has the same rules as the rest of Fordbarn.

Have fun

[Tiny]

I'm in!!
Mike I just joined. Do I get a free puppy?
Although I only have a lowly A motor, hope that's OK?

[quickchange]

Mike , thanks , think i just joined by following the instructions , Anyone have flow tests & how large a dia intake valves one can fit with out breaking into water jackets ? Just picked up a sacrifice block where a machine shop just cut through each valve hole to fit seats, went so large they got into water jackets then tried to braize each hole up , what a mess ,stuffed a good block , We may slice it to get an inside picture of the casting. Hot in NZ

[machine girl]

What is the link to get on board ?

[Juggler]

Originally Posted by machine girl

What is the link to get on board ?

See if this works...


http://www.fordbarn.com/forum/group.php?groupid=80

[machine girl]

that worked!!!