Posted by jeffcat on December 02, 2017 at 21:11:55 from (50.207.7.236):
In Reply to: 1930? Doodle Bug posted by Mo in NE Tx on December 02, 2017 at 18:55:11:
I can help a little on your new toy. 1930/31 model"A"Ford. That you should already know. By the way ,the original engine color is Ford engine green. Looks like everything in the engine compartment is correct and not all buggered up. Compression???? if it runs be happy! To have an A engine rebuilt correctly you can easily go a grand and a half. That rear has got to be farm related? At the Kinzer tractor show the Moline tractors look something like that. Don't forget, you need a Klaxon ooga horn on it. Also 6volt pos. Nothing like having a gas tank in your lap. Also do NOT take the gas gauge apart if it is working. It is sealed with white lead and not only can you not get it...you will never get it to stop leaking. Know a couple of fools who just had to try it. The engine in the picture is a very late T engine but it is the correct color.
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