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Yes, the front end looks like it is shaking from left to right. I will check the bearing. Is that a hub or separate bearing and race. If bearing and race what is the preload or is it just by feel?

I was thinking about mounting the spare and just see what's inside the left front. If nothing then I will try that. Besides some services and a broken CTI octopus its in good shape.

Okay, so it looks like I should replace the front two tires for starters. Does anyone know of something close to Michigan? I know of some places in PA but with shipping they are like 300 each.

I like the look of your deuce, what three colors did you use?

I realize that 50 is about top speed anyway, but could there be something wrong with the tire? Can these tires be balanced?

That was a long one long hot day. Driving the Dan Ryan was a blast. The truck ran great, seemed to shake pretty good at an idle. The left front seemed to develop a shake over fifty. Also, every 30 to 40 minutes I would hear a howl from what seemed like the dash. It would last for 1-2 minutes...

I know I need a fuel pump, but I would also like to find some good used original type tires.

It's nice to get a good deal. It allows you to spend more on the restoration.

Very solid. Surface rust but that's it.

I'm excited, going to hopefully use the A3 to tow it home. It was parked 8 years ago for a bad fuel pump so looks like I'll need to find one of those fisrt.

What do you think?

Sounds like a sweet deal. It's a 1952 m38a1 from AZ with 2500 miles on it. It's been sitting outside here in Michigan for the last 8 years but appears to be very solid. Not to bad for 500 dollars.

Yeah verily.

This guy is selling the 395/85/20's for 160.00 http://www.kublossurplus.com/

On anything but diesel fuel the mutifuel will not last long.

You are not limited to one tire size. For example you can get used 395/85/20's for 160.00 each.

How many miles are on the A3?

Yes, 4sp.

ooops, can someone delete this thread, I tried to fix a mis spelling.

Does anyone know the model number or where to find them?