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1926 Model T Touring Car for sale. Moving to Florida and no garage space! $10,500 OBO 12v conversion, distributor, Ruxtell 2-speed, Rocky Mt. brakes, turn signals, wire wheels. Seat belts, side windows, some extra parts. Family fun driver, not a show car, but starts and runs well. Phoenix, AZ area. ...

The picture of the car shows the original plate first used by my family in 1934. We also have the title, registration and window stickers from 1934. The new plates are Illinois personalized plates. Each year classic car owners can get a custom plate that is good from July 1 until the Illinois state ...

We are the proud owners of The Basket Case. It has it’s own Facebook page; if you search there for @TBasketCase you can find lots of pictures, videos, and the rest of the story. There are videos of the wheels also. At the Old Car Festival, we found that the wheel covers on each side didn’t “turn the...

We’re the owners of the wicker-covered Model T roadster, which we call The Basket Case. It has it’s own Facebook page; if you search for @TBasketCase you will find it. There’s lots of pictures, videos, and the rest of the story there. She’s moving from the Midwest to Arizona, where we hope to attend...

I've also seen the ball cap turned (grease cup) down so as to be accessible from under the car rather than removing floorboards, shifters, cut-out pedal linkages, etc. So was just the ball cap down, or was the whole driveshaft tube upside down, so that the hole aligned? I've found that I installed ...

I’m just finishing rebuilding the front end on the Basket Case, and I’ve learned a ton here and elsewhere on the forum. A couple questions remain. First, is there a minimum gauge wire used to safety wire the nuts on the wishbone? I’m going on the International tour and don’t want to have any inspect...

I did not notice during disassembly that the carriage bolts holding the steering column flange to the firewall have two different size heads. They all seem to fit everywhere. Anyone know how these should go, and if it matters?

I've got the front end and rear end torn out of my Basket Case (see Facebook @TBasketCase), and I'm looking to borrow/buy used the tool for facing the spindle bushings for the front axle. I'm hoping someone has a tool I can borrow or buy used for a reasonable price. PM me if interested.

Thank you ! Just what I was looking for...

I am rebuilding “the ends” of The Basket Case, found that front end has been, hmm, “customized”! Wondering What is the proper length of each of the individual leaf springs? I believe 7 is the correct number, looking for length/configuration, how many leafs within clips?