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Well, I went ahead and bought the above-mentioned rebuilt engine. I don't know when I will get around to getting it installed, as my favorite mechanic is uprooting and moving clear across country - and retiring. This project is still behind a couple of others, but I can at least continue with resear...

With further research, it turns out that it is a Ford Junior that was originally assembled in Copenhagen, Denmark. The speedometer seems to be in KPH, as it reads to (a still wildly optimistic) 130. One suggestion that came with it was that it came from Sweden. That may be true, and the name on the ...

Thanks. I was primarily considering the V-8 60 because my best friend has one and is acknowledged as the best flathead V-8 mechanic in the region. He thinks that it would be super cute if it would fit without butchering the car. I have yet to hear from anyone in North America with a Model Y and tend...

I just purchased a virtually complete and reasonably straight 1933 Ford Model Y and am debating the next step. The engine had been disassembled and a British website recommended the substitution of a 100E from a '53-'59 Anglia. A friend is suggesting a domestic Ford V-8 60. Any opinions? I'm guessin...