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I believe it's an old listing. Seems like if you have the dies to make a stainless piece that it would be easy to throw some regular steel in them. message from: ahooga--a-and-t (594Purple Star) John, I actually retired in 2019 but I plan on starting back up hopefully early next year. I will keep yo...

Have you tried to order one? I tried to some months back and got a message stating the seller was on vacation, the seller informed me that he hopped to resume production some time in the future.

Wanted: commercial cowl band ANY condition.

I am restoring my late 1928 AA and had my paint store mix up a satin finish Imron 3.5 Satin Plus paint color to imitate the non-buffed lacquer paint. My paint supplier is National Coatings & Supply. They were able to come up with a formula that looks like gunmetal blue. Thanks for sharing the i...

The attached AA is restored to very-original. An additive was use to dull the paint to simulate unpolished lacquer.

If I can butt into your thread a minute: Neil, what additive was used to dull the paint to simulate unpolished lacquer, It looks very convincing?

Dave, I recently air pressure tested a tank, it worked well for me.
John

I have a nice Dennman 600-20 available mounted on a restored 1930 rim.

Here's a shot of an original, that is some beautiful work you're doing!

I'd love to be part of that, sounds like a lot of fun! unfortunately I don't have a 28/29 and I'm about 1000 miles too far, hope you come through with a truck.

Beautiful job on the cross sills, the holes look like extras, see attached photo

The July/August issue of Model A News includes information about some grease John Deere has developed for it's corn head gear boxes. "It is a NLGI grade 0 extra soft lubrication grease. It's properties allow it to be fluid while in contact with moving parts (like gear oil) and thicken a little ...

Here is what I have used, I think it is the closest to the original molding but I could be wrong.
Snyder's sells them

out of an abundance of caution as they say, due to the virus it will be virtual it seems.

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I was planning on attending but I see now that it is going to be a virtual show, I went to the convention in South Bend IN in 2011, here are some photos that show.

Keep in mind all the weight of the rear of the truck will wear the top clamp and top of the axle. I found a couple better fitting ones but still needed to build a couple areas up with weld and filed down to fit tighter. if there is still excessive play you can file the flats of the clamps down a bi...