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The Jerry can idea is an awesome idea '56, but like '51 said, you'd have to vent the top of the tank to flow correctly. The Jerry can would be the least intrusive way to extend your milage, and the...

Are you 100% sure that it is engine oil? After I do a service on the Heep, the transmission leaks out the front seal until it seeks the level it likes. It leaks at the bell housing. Just a thought.

Information is pretty limited on the Mustang Rebuilders Inc. There are a few adds on eBay that are dated in the early '60s.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/175657582909

The address leads to a...

Unfortunately, you can only upload one photo at a time into the attachment manager. Once it's in your manager, you can add four more photos for a total of five.

Not on pavement. I know I locked up the rear 11" drum brakes on the wagon, thirty years ago when a car pulled out in front of me. They were way too close, so I locked up the brakes for a brief...

Great to hear that she is running like a sewing machine. Great tech tip on the 24 volt/ waterproof distributor timing process.

Fantastic outing! Well done '56. Flossy looked great out with Grampa's Corvette and your Dad's truck.

Rear main seals were originally rope:...

The views are definitely increasing TJ. It is interesting to see what folks are looking at. The last time I looked, it was heavy on M38A1 related material to include Pelagro. Today it's all over...

I'll probably spend a lot of my free time doing research on the subject tonight. I'm interested to find out myself. The possibilities are endless at the moment

Way to go 56. We are proud of your progress and your drive. You'll have some Gremlins to handle with the electrical grounds, but that's not bad for how quick it all came together. I would top off...

I agree whole heartedly with Bmorgil. It doesn't have to be done to show off . If anything, it might inspire others to fix up their rig and get out there too. The Heep didn't look too out of place...

I'll also hit up David at Ewillys to see if he has any info to see if it was a regional or national rebuild. As far as I knew, the Heep had never been outside of Illinois until I liberated it to the...

Agreed. The cowl to windshield seal leaves a lot to be desired for proper fitment, just like the windshield to glass seal on the 2A.

Agreed. The glass guy called me up and asked what vehicle the rubber seal was supposed to fit..... Not even close. Since the 2A glass is within a frame, they used urethane to seal it all up.

I completely agree with Bmorgil on the quality of the shoes for sure. I'm still running the old drums that probably date back to before at least the Nixon administration, but are pretty round. I...

I was cleaning on the Heep today, still waiting to pick up the starter and generator, and I found the rebuild tag on the engine. It was painted over and dirty. I'll have to do some research on...

Depending where the tail pipe connects to the down tube, I would just whack it off at the tail pipe and put on a cheap glass pack or cheap muffler. To answer your question, back pressure or lack...

Looking great TJ. You have outdone yourself!

The quality of parts being dumped into this country is appalling.

Your axles should hold around two quarts. Any GL5 85-90w oil will do for the axles, since they are not picky. The transmission and T-case need "safe for yellow metal".

The tub looks great in...

It looks like you may have the wrong thread pitch on the hose end causing you the problem, since your old hose was properly seated. I know that there have been some issues in the past with the hoses...

I don't remember if the Dana 44 has the vent on the differential cover or on the top of the axle tube. If yours does not have a vent in the cover, then there should be a vent hose attached to the...

It sounds like to me that you have two issues going on. If your pedal travel is drifting to the left during the travel, then I would first check the brake/clutch cross shaft bushings to ensure that...

The primer looks good. Again, for a first timer, you are doing a great job! Axle nuts are one of those items that need to be checked from time to time. Whenever I have a wheel off the ground...

It's odd to me that with all the technology that's out there, the radios that we install today are Vietnam era technology with some updated receivers, (probably 90s). There are some digital...

Most of the throw out bearings are now sealed, but before there was a grease zerk that needed a shot of grease from time to time. Now that they are sealed, you install and forget now. Sometimes...