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Expert Profile: jack bahm

Expertise:  Only repair type questions on the 1928-1931 Ford Model A.

Experience in the area
Owned one when I was 15 yrs old, and now have owned 5. Still own and play with 2 of them.

Organizations
Oakleaf region of MARC. Model A Restorers Club.

Publications
Just wrote a book, "More than you need to know about cars." Just a small book for Car Nuts. Blurb.com

Education/Credentials
BSME LSU, 1958, Masters of automotive engineering from the Chrysler Institute of engineering, 1960, MBA Mich State, 1976 (I think it was 1976). Worked as an engineer at Chrysler from 1958 to the end of 1991.

Awards and Honors
Two patents while working in auto industry.

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My Dad thanks you very much. I will look into getting him the book
(Roy Nevel on 09/05/08)
thanks again!
(sheila johns on 09/03/08)
Thanks for info and trying to help. It was very kind of you. They did put in the correct radiator for this year corvette, bought at Volunteer Corvet
(sheila johns on 09/03/08)
thanks for reminding me that i do have an old timer friend that will know....thanks for your quick response
(stan on 08/23/08)
thanks a million---we don't do cars but have a very old Weaver tire changer, jack and compressor that requires this. Need for garage decor.
(Sami on 08/18/08)
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Recent Answers from jack bahm
2008-09-04  1930 Model A Town Sedan gas tank cleaning Be careful of in line filters. On some, there is not enough pressure to force the fuel through them. Just drain the tank and try to flush it out with gas or kerocene. Get a stand-up filter that fits...
2008-09-04  Cylinder firing order for 1929 Model A Ford I don't have my manual with me at the moment, but the #1 cyl is the front one and the distributor contact for it is at the 2 o'clock position when viewed from above toward the front of car. If you stand...
2008-09-03  1965 corvette Be careful assuming that the new parts are good. I got bit on time assuming a condenser was good and it drove me crazy. The pump, cap and radiator are probably OK. Lets hope it is just a blown head...
2008-09-02  1967 mustang gt Jeff, I don't know anything about your car and the probable prices. He sure helps that you have a mechanic in the family. He would know more about this than me. The prices have gone up on the muscle...
2008-09-02  1965 corvette I am a Model A guy, but I will give this a try. The new radiator helps, assuming it did not get plugged up from junk in the water jacket when you first put it on. If that happened, you have a very expensive...
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