F100 Steering Just installed one of Mel and Randys F100 conversions in my 1929 four door, really makes it pleasure to drive, and Easy Job Best steering A I ever Drove
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Re: F100 Steering What about the spark and hand throttle?
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Re: F100 Steering Spark and hand throttle was installed just snapped on!
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Re: F100 Steering Mel Gross does a nice job on the F100 conversions. I have one in the sedan and it works quite well.
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Re: F100 Steering Are these different from an E-Z steer or is it the samething??
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Re: F100 Steering Mel and Randy Gross Montebello California
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Re: F100 Steering Any contact information for Mel and Randy's F100 Stearing conversion??? Thanks David
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Re: F100 Steering Yes Ph 323 728 5712
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Re: F100 Steering Does anyone have pictures of the columns?
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Here are a couple of shots of my Mel Gross F-100 boxes. He did a custom conversion for a '31 FIBERGLASS chopped sedan delivery. The other one is in my '29 CCPU using the stock column with the levers and without the pod at the bottom for lights and horn.
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Re: F100 Steering I have a friend with one of Dave Delume's F-100 steering boxes in his model A. He says it steers easy and smooth. I think he has lowered his price for his boxes recently. Contact him at 408-722- 2518--
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Re: F100 Steering Not trying to stir the pot but, what is involved to covert a F100 box. I'm thinking that other then the controls in the center the length and outside collar is the only difference?. I could shorten a F100 shaft and use a '28 collar if I wasn't going to use the throttle/spark controls.......is this correct?
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Re: F100 Steering If you buy one of the kits from Dave or Mel, it's just a bolt-in. Nothing else to do.
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Re: F100 Steering I have 2 F100 boxes, the column in my '28 is chrome and it has been set-up for a vega box. I would like to put an old style box back on but keep the stock column and it's going to see LOTS of miles so the F100 box would be great.
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Re: F100 Steering I believe besides the length, there also has to be a "wedge" machined so box sits correctly when bolted to the frame. Tardel's website might have some info.
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Re: F100 Steering no wedge, used with my boxes
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Re: F100 Steering I have 2 of Mels boxes , Bolt in , no problems , This Dave fellow mentioned ??? Bought a quickchange off me many years ago,, He claimed it was faulty so i replaced it free of charge , He then sold the 1st unit & never payed , I will catch up with him one day, SO BUYER BEWARE OFF HIM< Why would you bother when Mel suuplies them.
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Re: F100 Steering So WHO is this MISS Victoria ??How does one find them If they don,t list their name or where they are in their profile ?? Looks Fishey to me,
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Re: F100 Steering I think A post or two above lists Dave's phone number. Call him, he does quality work. I have one od his steering boxes and a battery box with master cylinder attached. Everything works great.
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Re: F100 Steering Jim & others who have mailed me direct on above , Thankyou , i missed his phone number, I beleive a vist is in order on our next trip, He could of course mail me here and offer too settle up.
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Re: F100 Steering Update, Dave has offered to return the goods, after all these years, Good news, I have asked him to send too a friends place for me too collect, Once it is there i am happy too post here a retraction on above, Derek from a hot sunny NZ.
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