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Well, I guess you have a proper set-up. I hardly have a set of rachets

I guess it would take a few years and quite an effort to put it all back together

Thanks for clarification!

Straight to the point! This is why I started this thread

Is it true that old cars did not have effective oil gaskets especially front crankshaft and rear engine seals and were dipping oil (oil under the car ment it's safe to go since there is some inside)? I'm back to my question - did Ford use any efficient seals back then? I remember being to museum an...

BTW truck book has a very touching 37 years old inscription in it.

Get the book, “Ford Model A/AA Truck Owner” by A. G. McMillan. Quick report - got the book, well, it's more of a flyer about "how great Ford was in 1930", not a technical type of book :-( Tons of interesting historical reprints with hardly any hands-on info. I should admit, they have a go...

Thank you guys! Is it true that old cars did not have effective oil gaskets especially front crankshaft and rear engine seals and were dipping oil (oil under the car ment it's safe to go since there is some inside)? Also from what I understand trucks had 3 and 4 speed tranny while model A passenger ...

Thank you guys! The book was purchased. I ment it's the same 3 pedals and stick like we have today?

Thank your for allowing me to be at your nice and friendy place! I look all over the web including u-tube and did not find some basic FAQ for 1930 model AA pickup truck. From what I see I like more later (1929+) pickup version with 4-speed transmission, steel rims and single wheels in the rear. I am...