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Bookmark or Share- 1926 Ford Model T Fordor - Our Cars & Restoration Projects - Antique ...In the course of the restoration I plan to do a traditional, complete, restoration. The engine and transmission were rebuilt about 20 years ago but probably have less than 1000 miles on them. I am switching from wood wheels to wires because I like the look of wires and I feel steel wheels are safer than wood on a top heavy car like a '26 Fordor.
- Nut and bolt restorations - Our Cars & Restoration Projects - Antique ...That will be an intense restoration. Given how rare it is it's probably worth going the extra mile. The Dodge Brothers insignia on the bolt heads is really cool. Some hardware is beyond use so having a collection of used stuff would help. I will have to be satisfied with a mix of old and new.
- 1937 Buick Model 48: RESTORATION HAS BEGUN! (Photo)1937 Buick Model "48" (Two-Door "trunkback" Sedan) A Step - By - Step "Frame - Off" Restoration Thread Wednesday January 11, 2017: Today is the day the restoration starts. The Holidays are over, the tree cleaned up and my buddy Mike has graciously offered his vacant garage to store my Model "A" F...
- 1960 MGA Restoration - Page 5 - Discussion ForumsWas able to salvage the original hardware, but had to replace the hoses. Was also able to clip off the original yellow tags and put them on the new hoses to make them look more original (Photo 9). I still have a lot of hardware to finish, like the front bumper mounting hardware, plus some more of the battery cable/wiring harness clips.
- 1947 Cushman Scooter Restoration - Discussion ForumsThe original Timken cone bearings were inside and were worn. Timken has made these exact same bearings for decades, so getting new ones was easy. I ordered 4 new ones off ebay, as I assume I'll need two more for the front wheel. The felt washers on either side were perfect, along with all the hardware, so they will all be reused.
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