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Thanks neighbour. Unfortunately T driving will have to wait here in central Alberta, big rain yesterday and today.

Cut the clamp section off and make a snug fitting angle that attaches to the pivot bracket.

Well done. There is no such thing as having too many T's on the road.

Father and me set the engine into his 1920 touring, spent the winter months changing to alum. pistons, new clutch pack, new 4th main etc.

An afternoon with like-minded friends last August.

The result of not returning under your own power.

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We are installing the coil ring in Dad's 1920 Touring, the prior owner left it out for some reason. That lead to resurfacing the head, replacing the cast pistons with domed alum, new 4th main and a few other things as is usually the case. My 1915 Runabout is getting spindle refurbishment including r...

And another one from Fort Edmonton Park, currently under revamping (the Park, not the car) showing the old and the more modern mode of transport.

Here is a picture from a few years ago taken at Fort Edmonton Park in Edmonton Alberta.

Thanks for taking the time to post those fantastic photos.