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Jeff/Illinois 09-03-2015 02:39 PM

Introducing the new 1928 Ford
 

May have seen this before but worth a repeat. Film from FoMoCo check out the early features of the '28 Ford Model A!

https://youtu.be/atCUJvOyclg?list=PL...E4sX3CPiJCwsAr

jthomas6 09-03-2015 04:24 PM

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Interesting Video - I had not seen that before. :) (By the way, I kept trying to turn up my volume) :rolleyes::confused:

Jeff/Illinois 09-03-2015 04:25 PM

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I did too!! Ya gotta hum along with it!

700rpm 09-03-2015 07:48 PM

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Great video. Thanks for posting!

Anteek29 09-03-2015 09:15 PM

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I was expecting to see Laurel and Hardy behind the wheel in a few scenes! :)

Simonpie 09-03-2015 09:25 PM

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So pardon my ignorance. That flywheel looked a lot different than mine. It had a big splined collar sticking out. What does the tranny side look like?

brito36 09-04-2015 12:57 PM

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This video was offered for sale about ten years ago. It is still interesting every time I look at it.

insomniacshotrods 09-05-2015 11:12 PM

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Dvd still for sale for $9.99 plus $2.75 shipping. Not allowed to link ebay sales so just search for MODEL "A" FORD DVD, it will come up. Great video.

29restorod 09-06-2015 10:31 AM

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My father could remember, how people crowded the Ford dealer when they got the first model A. He said there was a group of people waiting out side the dealer before they opened the doors.

DougT 09-06-2015 01:44 PM

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Originally Posted by Simonpie (Post 1150405)
So pardon my ignorance. That flywheel looked a lot different than mine. It had a big splined collar sticking out. What does the tranny side look like?

That is for the multiple disc clutch. You can see it just before the 10 min mark in the video.

Jeff/Illinois 09-06-2015 07:41 PM

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Originally Posted by 29restorod (Post 1151769)
My father could remember, how people crowded the Ford dealer when they got the first model A. He said there was a group of people waiting out side the dealer before they opened the doors.

Same here,,,, my Dad was 8 years old and remembered EXACTLY the new Ford unveiling at the local Ford dealership. His mother took Pop and his brothers down to see it, said it was better than going to the County Fair! Lots of excitement, people in awe of the 'car' (they only had a Tudor plus big cardboard cutouts of the other models) dealer was offering free coffee and doughnuts,,, was a great time.

J Wade 09-06-2015 08:31 PM

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The 28 cam had 5 bearings but one of my blocks has only 3. I wonder why? Seems to me 5 would be better. Any thoughts. Great video.

Tom Wesenberg 09-06-2015 08:44 PM

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Originally Posted by J Wade (Post 1152097)
The 28 cam had 5 bearings but one of my blocks has only 3. I wonder why? Seems to me 5 would be better. Any thoughts. Great video.

My 9-27-28 car has 5 bearings in the block, but the original 5 bearing cam has #2 and #4 bearings rough ground undersize. The factory was dropping the 5 bearing and going to the new 3 bearings cam, and I can only guess the factory ground down #2 and #4 to speed installation?:confused:
Otherwise, since the block has 5 bearings, why not keep using all 5 bearings until the supply of those cams runs out.

SkipShift 12-28-2015 04:02 PM

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