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here's a gasket display board from about 1926 to 1927 let's see some pictures of gasket boards you may have

Heres mine, not a real good photo but all I had for now...

Here's a couple of mine - I also have the original Ford board - it's on another wall & my NACO is on another !

Why don't the gasket display boards ever have a head gasket? Any ideas?

Vellumoid. Never knew how that was spelled. It was a common use word for gasket material when I was a kid.

Vellumoid, Inc., is alive and well in Worcester, Ma. according to the interweb. Offering hundreds of materials for gasket applications.

I have a real genuine Ford gasket board. As I recall without going to the garage, there is no place for a 4 dip pan gasket.

Here is my gasket board. Comes in handy.

Pretty ruff...but steal cool !

I hunted for many years (30 +) to locate an original Ford board !

The NACO is real nice also - so is the McCord.

Hi John,

You can see in the first post and the 9th post that the genuine Ford gasket boards had the head gaskets along the bottom edge.

Keep crankin'
Eric

Here is a gasket board I made that is 27 in wide and 48 in long utilizing Lang's poster as the base. I will donate an exact copy of this board without gaskets for the charity auction at the Winter Tour in St. Augustine, FL later this month. The space at the bottom right is for a container to hold felt gaskets when I find one that fits the 4 in by 5 in area.

Nice job, Dom !

All very nice,,,,,,,,,something else to add to the wish list. Thanks for posting these.

This is my NACO gasket board without any gaskets on it. It is made later than Steve's, as it has a space near the bottom for the long valve cover gasket.

Thanks a lot guys. Now there is one more thing I have to add to my "gotta have it" list. I am Ford blue with envy!