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Hoop · 02-20-2020, 03:41 PM

Big Surprise! Here comes the electronic ignition, as I said.

Great advice to help him hot wire it ... 12 volts to the 6 volt coil.

(Seriously, you guys did not see this coming?)

Shame is that this was a beautiful, low-mile car. I've know it for years owned by one of my best friends. He bought it many years ago from the original owners, an affluent family who purchased it new here in Jacksonville. He drove it regularly around North Florida, to Daytona, Ormond, etc. Sold it with 40k original miles on it with no modifications.

You will have to excuse me for expressing my disappointment, but I genuinely like old cars ... especially flatheads.

02-20-2020, 03:41 PM	#7
Hoop Senior Member Join Date: May 2010 Location: Jacksonville FL Posts: 1,137	Re: how to remove coil 1941 merc Big Surprise! Here comes the electronic ignition, as I said. Great advice to help him hot wire it ... 12 volts to the 6 volt coil. (Seriously, you guys did not see this coming?) Shame is that this was a beautiful, low-mile car. I've know it for years owned by one of my best friends. He bought it many years ago from the original owners, an affluent family who purchased it new here in Jacksonville. He drove it regularly around North Florida, to Daytona, Ormond, etc. Sold it with 40k original miles on it with no modifications. You will have to excuse me for expressing my disappointment, but I genuinely like old cars ... especially flatheads. __________________ "Remember that when it comes to intelligence, half of all of us are below average."