Sharp car, Parnell! Keep getting it out there for the people to see. Glenn

It should be good to go. I just need to seal one exhaust manifold bolt that hisses out a tiny bit of antifreeze under pressure. A new water pump sho...

Last week I saw a 1960 Fireflite one family car with the same casting number 1737707 with closed spaces. I assume it was just leftover parts getting ...

The open manifold came with my car, but it was not the original engine. The parts car and a manifold from a '59 Firedome are both closed. I was told...

Looks like a good solid body, with swivel seats to boot! I've to seen the full clear reverse lights before, just red with a clear lens. A good wash ...

Hey, Kim- The 1959 cluster will come out without lowering the steering column, but it's a tight fit. Letting the steering column drop a little make...

Hey, Tom- No trouble with flooding on my '59 Sweep, but I had issues with hesitation for a couple years. I kept messing with the points and timing, ...

I met Alan at my first convention at Frankenmuth. He was more than willing to tell me everything there is to know about my '59 Firesweep. Always ful...

Hey, Fred- I had the same issue with the front brakes on my '59 Firesweep. Roughing up the brake pads with sandpaper was temporary relief, but they ...

Hey, Fred- The rheostat for the dash lights is to the right of the headlight switch and left of the wiper switch. With the headlight switch in the p...

Hey, Justin- To remove the rear seat cushion, just push back on the front of the seat, then up. To install, push back, then down. Glenn Colburn

Hey, All- The parts car appears to be a Firesweep- no script and a shorter front fender. Glenn