This is a really interesting blog that covers as the title suggests, Hot Rods of the Dry Lakes Era. You can check it out here
Hot Rods of the Dry Lakes Era Blog
HouseOSpeed’s 1929 Ford Roadster Build Blog
Nice 1929 Roadster Build Blog Here
Lowtech Blog
Great pictures on the Lowtech Blog
Steelworks Blog
Another in the series of lapsed but interesting blogs
Vintage Ford Facts Blog
Here’s another interesting blog full of great vintage Ford information, again not been updated in a while but doesn’t suffer any loss of value.
So you want to build a ’32 Ford Roadster? – Blog
The blog hasn’t been updated for some time but contains good information
Back to the Future (well kinda :)) Part 2
If you’ve not read part 1 please take a look here
After rewiring and getting everything put back together, the car started first time and ran beautifully, in fact the best since I’ve had it!
One thing I learned during the process was to make use of some of the tools that are available.
These two tools were really helpful
GZNTATOOL Timing Tool
The French Connection
As we posted last week all about the Duxford Car Show we are back on track again with updates on what Mustang Maniac are up to, we would to thank those of you who sent in the emails to say they were there and had the same problems. So what have we been up to?
Park & Pic:
We welcomed back an old friend Rodger Davies and his Convertible which mostly resides in France now. We had his little lady in for a rear spring swap out and a very worthwhile borgeson steering box upgrade.
The rear springs were sagging a little so we replaced with some mid range stock options. We like to be sure and replace the spring plates that hold the springs and shocks to the rear axle.
At the other end of the car the new rack and pinion Borgeson power steering was fitted. The eliminates…
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Ford Flathead Intake Manifold Collection – Manifold Destiny – Henry Z. De Kuyper Hot Rod Network
Some People Collect Stamps, Others Hoard Coins, I’m Into Aluminum…
This is an article from back in 2011 but still very interesting, one man’s obsession with collecting Ford Flathead inlet manifolds.
Read the article here
Rare Indeed – 1929 Model A Town Car
Edsel Ford’s idea of a Town Car based on the Model A never really chimed with the intended audience, this plus the Great Depression killed off the idea as the cost was double the standard Model A.
One of the reminding 19 examples is for sale and can be seen Here at a mere $177000! Purchase at your own risk I’d say?
