my first shoebox

[tubman]

-Don't think so, but the Moog part number is MM-850.

[flatford8]

Thanks for posting and bringing out the Shoebox people. I drive a'50 Fordor.....Im working on a '51 Tudor and would like to find a '49 Vert. Mark

[GrandpasA]

A vert would be a dream..but my tudor is just as close..

[GrandpasA]

Merry. Day after xmas everyone we made it through...lol..

[GrandpasA]

Looking for a local pinstripper in the chico(northern california area) who is amazingly good at pinstripping..any suggestions?

[GrandpasA]

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So my shoebox was supposed to leave but is in limbo waiting to go..

[GrandpasA]

My shoebox is finally on a transport to California as I write.. Getting excited.. Gonna grab my wife and go cruisin'

[GrandpasA]

Here she is getting loaded up.. So long cold humid rusty New York, on to warm dry rust free retired life of Northern California..��

[40cpe]

Wow, you have been waiting 8 months to get it delivered?

[Mike B]

Originally Posted by GrandpasA

Here she is getting loaded up.. So long cold humid rusty New York, on to warm dry rust free retired life of Northern California..��

It's nice when the kids come home, huh?

[GrandpasA]

8 months, to get this thing, I know it's a long time coming... It's been in my brothers possession and he's been taking his time but the shippers really have been a pain in the ass.. We used uship.com it took three different shippers before one finally picked it up two others flaked for days....

[jack orchard]

Great car. I hope it arrives undamaged. Enjoy the hell out of it.,...jack

[GrandpasA]

Originally Posted by Mike B

It's nice when the kids come home, huh?

Love it when the kids come home.lol

[Charlie ny]

Grand,
I used a compact 12v battery to power a modern (at the time) AM/FM/
casette in my '35 sedan. These batteries are readily availble and are about 5x4x1 1/2.
I charged it twice a year. In a 30's car the radio chassis is quite large and readily
accepted the transistor radio and battery. An inverter 12v from 6v would work too
I guess. At the risk of being placed on a stretching rack you could change the '50
to 12v , yikes did I just say that ?
Charlie ny

[GrandpasA]

Originally Posted by Charlie ny

Grand,
I used a compact 12v battery to power a modern (at the time) AM/FM/
casette in my '35 sedan. These batteries are readily availble and are about 5x4x1 1/2.
I charged it twice a year. In a 30's car the radio chassis is quite large and readily
accepted the transistor radio and battery. An inverter 12v from 6v would work too
I guess. At the risk of being placed on a stretching rack you could change the '50
to 12v , yikes did I just say that ?
Charlie ny

Charlie,
Oh do I have plans for this ride, 12v as you mentioned will definitely be done because airbags and on board air install plus a booming system and led lights all around..

[40cpe]

Oh, no!!!

[tubman]

Sigh!

[GrandpasA]

If it was a survivor from the west then original it would stay but since it's a east coaster like myself, it needs to be custom to survive out here...lol...I also have a all original 1931 model A that will always be that way so this is how I get to have some custom fun without hurting my modelA....

[GrandpasA]

Here she is finally out west and went for a proper cruise with the car loaded up with five adults and hit the streets of Chico good times and really fun car..

[GrandpasA]