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Gene F · 02-13-2022, 05:48 PM

My Model-A wasn't too bad, but I bought it pretty much in pieces. My 36 Plymouth streetrod has been a different story. The battery was relocated to the trunk. The positive cable is two pieces of welder cable, sliced together with a slit bolt, and taped. But here's the ting, they drilled a hole in the sheet metal side panel of the trunk, and instead of a grommet they put s\a piece of duct tape around the opening.

I won't tell you the stunt the pulled with the cooling fan for the engine.

The engine was in my A when I got it, but the timing was set backwards of what is correct. Push the handle up to go down the road. Needless to say the timing was off. LOL LOL LOL

02-13-2022, 05:48 PM	#33
Gene F Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2012 Location: Ohio Posts: 1,975	Re: hoky fixs My Model-A wasn't too bad, but I bought it pretty much in pieces. My 36 Plymouth streetrod has been a different story. The battery was relocated to the trunk. The positive cable is two pieces of welder cable, sliced together with a slit bolt, and taped. But here's the ting, they drilled a hole in the sheet metal side panel of the trunk, and instead of a grommet they put s\a piece of duct tape around the opening. I won't tell you the stunt the pulled with the cooling fan for the engine. The engine was in my A when I got it, but the timing was set backwards of what is correct. Push the handle up to go down the road. Needless to say the timing was off. LOL LOL LOL