Ok, I get it. Had to look up PEMDAS. It's not how I was taught many years ago. But I guess it shows my decades. Thank You for setting me straight.

The puzzle on page 15 has been driving me nuts. I think the answer on page 28 is wrong. The answer Show is 4+4=8x10=80+6=86. I believe it should be 6+4+4x10= 6+8x10= 14x10=140. The answer should be 14

Actually the fuel lines are original. The gas tank that I'm replacing is a 5 gallon Gerry can that someone shoehorned underneath where the tank goes. They actually did a good job but it just ain't rig

I'm going to replace the gas tank in Baby Blue soon it's coming from Service Motors. The thing I'm wondering about is...... Is there any reason that I should replace the fuel lines when I do the gas t

Thank You Jim.

Since I can be really dense sometimes. How do I find the files section?

I just sent it to Jim Bollman. He's going to put it in the files section.

If anyone would like the plan and instructions for installing a hoop style headliner in a station wagon email me at. farleya1@... I'll send it to you.

I have a valve from a 56 Packard that I was going to use but I like the Ford valve better. I may order one to use instead.

My 48 CC had a heater in it when I bought it. The heater was not hooked up to the plumbing or electrical systems. I understand that one hose goes to the water pump and the other one goes to a fitting

I can't say if it will fit on a 1950 Devin but I'm using a Delco 10Si 12 volt alternator in my 1948 Crosley CC.

All very good and appreciated input. Thank You all. I'm sure I'll find one or a combination of your suggestions to be a perfect solution.

Hmmmm. Mine doesn't seem to be as far back at the top. It looks like yours is a CD. Does that make a difference?

The bend is toward the rear. Maybe I'll see if I can move the top of the radiator forward a little bit. I tied a small bungee cord around the rod and the radiator bracket. It works but it's ugly.

I can't be the only person to have this problem. When I open the hood on my 48 CC the support rod slides into place like it should to hold the hood up. In about a minute the rod slides back and the ho

Thank You, I kinda figured it was a#10 but I couldn't get any thread size to match. Sheet metal screw makes sense.

I got the sun visors from Service Motors. They are just what I needed. I was just wondering if anyone knows what size screws I should be using to mount them.

I'm cleaning up the interior roof of my '48 wagon. I noticed that there is a place in the corner above the windshield where a sun visor could be mounted. Did Crosleys have sun visors inside? If so are

How do I get a couple of those license plate frames that the virtual car show winners were given? I really like them.

Gabe you said it all. I don't know if I'll ever make it to Wauseon but there is a special feeling that one gets by being associated with this group of people and cars. Thank You All