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They ride fantastic. Very smooth ride and well worth the money and time

@@Claude1864 fantastic! I’m glad the video was helpful!

They were Monroe. 90007C

@@Claude1864 sorry, I thought I did. Hopefully the video will help,

@@projectbudde351 my apologies if you did I call Myself watching every frame. I will watch it again and thank you for what you do!

@@Claude1864im watching it now. Basically I just matched each wire to the comparable part of the new controller. The plug wire arrangement of the old unit should be the same for the new one

@@projectbudde351 ok thank you very much. You are a life saver. My 85 year old mother will appreciate the warm rides to town this winter. Thanks again

@@Claude1864 I’m glad the video helped! That is why I do them.

@@atkgrl thank you for subscribing and leaving comments. I am sure you can find something that keeps the house character and updates it at the same time.

Thanks for watching. For what I paid, it was a good car and the engine was awesome. It was fun to work on. I sold it to a family member and lost money, but he has more time to work on the other stuff. It needed a lot of steering system work and it was not worth putting the money into. I am glad you enjoyed the video and really appreciate you watching. It was a fun little car for the short time I owned it.

Yeah, after it coughed past the ignition issue when I first got it, it was great, always started up, super reliable, even with the annoying “ford whine” from the power steering. I was looking forward to the project after rebuilding the suspension and was about to get into the lines when money got tight and I had to start driving distances for work, it killed the poor thing. Good on you for sending it to a new home, instead of scrapping it. I fear we won’t see as many unique cars in the future and, like this bird sure looks like a toad to me. Take care!

Thank you for watching the channel!

Thanks for the comment, and watching the channel. I didn't take it apart to find out, but I was aware of that issue. It is just easier to replace the motor, and it was not much money.

Yes, I have not seen any issues.

Thanks!

@@projectbudde351 If you need parts for Federal Pacific electric panels,EBay has plenty of parts for them.

Thanks!

Thanks!

Glad it was helpful!

Got a lot more to do Tim!

Sorry, I must have missed your comment. Thanks for watching. Yes, it was a first. More to come, with different things. Some I may be able to fix.

I don't have a link, but I bought it from Menards. You just want to make sure you don't get metal screen. You probably want to do the test that I did and get a small piece of the old screen and then a small piece of the new screen and "melt" it together. I'm glad that you are enjoying the videos and I am hoping they are helpful!! THANKS A BUNCH FOR WATCHING AND THE QUESTION!!

Tom, great video.

Thanks!!!@@timjohnson1444

So am I. I'm making a little progress. It will be a good project.

Tom you can do it.

Thanks Tim!!@@timjohnson1444

Well, I am not an expert, more of a jack of all trades or just try stuff. not certain what you mean by fabric fluff (3M stuff). If it is fabric, then I would try Iron on patches. You can get them from a fabric store. That took care of a few small holes I had and you can match it pretty easy to the fabric. It won't be an exact match, but should do the trick. You may want to put it on the inside and outside. Just a thought, for I don't know how big the hole is. If it is where the fabric joins together that is sewed together, you may need to get some fabric or the iron on patches and put it on, but also sew it into place. I used an Awl needle with strong thread. It takes some time, but it worked well. I had to do it where a section tore, and I had to sew it back in place. The Awl Needle you can find at a fabric store as well and there are many videos on RUclips that can show you how to use it. If it is leather or vinyl part that is usually at the bottom, I have used duct tape and it works. They come in many colors, so you may find a similar color as well. Thanks for watching the channel and videos, I really appreciate it!! Hope the information above helps.

Thanks!! Still a few things to do, but those are just cosmetic. I don't get bothered by the windows if I have the curtains closed! LOL

Thank you!!! Not much farther to go, but I wanted so show an update and not make the video too long.

It's coming along! I got a little flooring in on Saturday afternoon. Worked on painting some of the seating etc yesterday. Hope to have another one up soon.

Thank you! More to come! I plan on doing the floor soon, paint the inside and possibly replace some interior panels. We will see how it goes. Thanks for watching!!

Yes it is coming together, I just always find something else that I want to do to it. Mainly want to get it ready for camping and then can do some other minor changes or fixes. Thanks for watching and suggesting that I use the GoPro.

Thank you for watching, subscribing and commenting, it is greatly appreciated!! I think it will be a great little project and we will be able to use it for lots of trips. I hope you will enjoy seeing the other videos I do, for they will be a variety of topics.