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Thanks Mark, I’ll give it a shot.

Can anyone identify what car this headlight fork is used on? I bought it at a swap meet for a friend thinking it was possibly for his T, not so. It measures 7-1/2” from fork to fork. The numbers “2874” are on it. The threaded end is 9/16 -18. The small hole is 5/16” dia. Any ideas for its applicatio...

Here’s your opportunity to purchase unique display items. I’m selling a 1925 auto insurance policy issued to a school teacher employed in Storm Lake, Iowa for her 1923 Ford Coupe. The cost of her Model T is listed on the face of the policy as well as the engine number, premium price and peril covera...

I sent photos in a private message through the classifieds this morning. I’ll resend them if you don’t receive them.

I have some extras, will send you photos tomorrow.

Set of 4 A-17758 Canadian bumper clamps, Aug ‘30 and later. Never installed.
$75.00 + Shipping

T-5031-B Timer to Coil Box Harness for ‘26-27 Cars, New. $15.00 + Shipping

O C Harrington Carburetor - Fits a Model T intake manifold
$75.00 + Shipping

John Mansville speedometer, Model 127-F
Internal parts are free
$100.00 + Shipping

Thanks for your purchase Chris. I’ll get the UPS shipping info to you.

Back window garnish - Coupe/Tudor 1926-27 $150
Quarter window garnish - Coupe 1926-27 $150

Shipping charges are extra to the buyer.
Combined items will ship in one box to save shipping charges.

Sold 1)Dodge tail light assy $40 2)Ignition switch plate,1919-27 $10 3)Fan bracket assy, 1917-25 $20 4)Timing gear cover, 1919-25 $15 SOLD 5)TT932 Lower steering column bracket for TT truck $20 6)Ignition switch plate, needs work $15 7)Generator block off plate, 1919-25 $4 8)Horn button housing, 191...

Thought maybe it was my phone. I’ve been trying to post a sale.

I sent a message about a block you may be interested in.

I passed it around at the T club meeting last night. No guesses as to what its use was. If it had been modified in the past, the rim showed no tool markings on the inside of the rim where it might have been welded and ground down. I’m just curious enough to see what’s under the paint. Thanks for the...

I think you’re correct. I held the back side up to bright light and it appears there are indications that cuts were made between at one of the outside steel pads. They did a decent job of hiding their modification. Thanks for your response.

I bought this rim at a swap meet for my Model T shortly after getting into the hobby. I thought it was a T headlight rim until noticing differences with a T rim. This one has a 9-1/8" diameter rather than the 9" diameter on a T headlight rim. There are also 4 steel pads on the outside of the rim, eq...

Tom - Thank you for posting the vintage photos. They give us a look at the lives our parents and grandparents led. Please keep them coming! I always enjoy them. Dan and Rich - Thanks for the information on the wheels. I bought mine before the internet was around and stored them in the garage attic. ...

Does anyone know what kind of “tires” are on the front of the truck in the Rose & Son picture? I bought two like those at an auction and have always wondered what they are. Would appreciate some information.