The Ford Barn

Fred A · 02-20-2018, 11:23 AM

There are so many threads like this one where a component that can hardly be given away in one part of the Ford Barn world and is worth a questionable repair in another place. I've been dragging rear axle parts around for too long and seems that it's clearly not worth the work. At Turlock I took some bells and radius rods to the trashcan. Luckily some ambitious soul took a few of the bulky pieces, but the pieces that had some rust were still there when the event ended. In the process of fixing up these old cars many of us end up with actual tons of those leftover pieces and engines with no future. At some age a guy can no longer be the custodian of so much stuff. Good Luck: Fred A

02-20-2018, 11:23 AM	#21
Fred A Senior Member Join Date: May 2010 Location: Encino California, near Burbank Posts: 935	Re: '40 Ford rear housing assembly There are so many threads like this one where a component that can hardly be given away in one part of the Ford Barn world and is worth a questionable repair in another place. I've been dragging rear axle parts around for too long and seems that it's clearly not worth the work. At Turlock I took some bells and radius rods to the trashcan. Luckily some ambitious soul took a few of the bulky pieces, but the pieces that had some rust were still there when the event ended. In the process of fixing up these old cars many of us end up with actual tons of those leftover pieces and engines with no future. At some age a guy can no longer be the custodian of so much stuff. Good Luck: Fred A