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Sorry Doug. Don't understand your question or complaint.

I got a couple of rebuilt trafficators for my '48 Prefect from them 3 or 4 years ago and was pleased. Shipping at that time was $10 and I had them in about a week. Looks like shipping has changed a lot since then. There are still a few more items I will order from them that I just can't find anywher...

Thanks. Great photo.

Definitely sounds like a vacuum leak but not the hose. That should leak all the time, not just with the brakes applied. I would really suspect the diaphram.

Sounds like you may be onto something like Gary suggested. If the starter is drawing too many amps there just may not be enough left over for the coil. However, any starter will get hot if you grind on it too long. You can pull a sparkplug wire and hold it close to a good ground to see if you get a ...

The master cylinder in the above eBay listing is correct for the car. The slant mounted one will not work. You can get new ones from Kip Motor in Dallas.

I do understand your problem. Painting can be pretty expensive. On another forum ( britishcarforum.com ) there have been some who have painted their cars with Rustoleum for somewhere around $50. I can't imagine that will last very long or give a very good look but they swear by it. The only suggesti...

My condolences too. It's tough to lose a friend.

"Cheap paint" and "last a long time" are two phrases that do not belong in the same sentence.

In order to start, it requires fuel, air, spark and compression and all these must happen at the same time. You can carefully drop a teaspoon or so of gas down the carb throat and try. If that makes a difference then you probably have a fuel problem. If not then the most likely thing is still the ti...

So the padded section is removable? That's interesting and makes it a whole different situation. Much easier then.

Every car I know of has the foam molded right to the metal. Best way to repair is to carefully cut away the high spots then fill the voids with something, maybe body filler, then recover with new vinyl. Any flaws in the base will telegraph right through the new cover.

Looks really great. Nice job.

Congratulations and welcome. Now we need pictures.

That's really looking nice!