Mike	Re: where is the rubber support installed?	#1
Quite a regular	is there a picture of how it is installed? Mike Posted on: 1/29 3:42

Mike	Fender Skirts	#2
Quite a regular	I'm considering adding fender skirts to my car. there are some made of tin or plastic. What would you recommend, plastic or sheet metal? And how are the sentences attached? Posted on: 1/26 15:03

Mike	Re: where is the rubber support installed?	#3
Quite a regular	that's exactly the part. i will try Posted on: 1/26 14:53

Mike	where is the rubber support installed?	#4
Quite a regular	I got my car partially disassembled, my question is where is the part on the car? Attach file:   IMG_8618.jpg (182.27 KB) Posted on: 1/23 3:26

Mike	Re: Spark Plug 1935-1936	#5
Quite a regular	Super thank you Posted on: 1/23 3:08

Mike	Spark Plug 1935-1936	#6
Quite a regular	Hi, 1937-1947 original Champion Y-4 10mm plugs were used on the 8 cylinder, which 14mm plugs were original 1935-1936? Posted on: 1/22 6:19

Mike	Re: Spare wheel holder 1937 original?	#7
Quite a regular	Exactly, thanks for your pictures. maybe someone has the parts left Posted on: 1/15 17:16

Mike	Spare wheel holder 1937 original?	#8
Quite a regular	Hi, I have the original lower plate, what does the other part of the bracket look like? Do any of you have the parts? Greetings Mike Attach file:   IMG_8560.jpg (52.60 KB) Posted on: 1/15 9:10

Mike	Re: Fuel Gauge 1937er Convertible Coupe	#9
Quite a regular	thanks for the tip, i will try it. hello mike Posted on: 1/7 16:17

Mike	Re: Fuel Gauge 1937er Convertible Coupe	#10
Quite a regular	@Howard I also have the original radio installed Greetings and Thanks Mike Posted on: 1/7 15:13