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Steve they have a cycle dolly, the web site www.theautodolly.com has a demo video using a BMW touring.

Richard I like those skates

Ordered these auto dolly's from Merrick, makes it easy moving the T around the garage. I could have gone with the cheapo's from other sources but these are heavy duty and made in the U.S.A. It's also nice to get something with free shipping.

Noticed no contributions from the "Granite State", the old man of the mountain gone but not forgotten.

Steve have been following this thread as well and on my new to me T finding a stuck exhaust valve on #1 with zero and the rest in the 50's. After going through new lifters, valves/springs ect. got the head back on and torqued this week. Will get back to my T later this week and hope better results f...

Got the head back on and torqued, manifolds next and re-built coils back in the box.

Steven here are some pictures of my 26 fordor rear carrier with and with out the spare, hope it helps. If you need any more pictures I can post them for you.

Finally had some time today and finished attaching the rear leaf spring to the newly installed Ruckstell. Got the rear bumper brackets on as well, thanks Jeff Humble.

Got the new Snyders 2020 the other day and noticed the 21" American classic radials available, wondering if any one here is currently running them on their T. If you are how were they to get on your rim and the overall ride quality, @ some point I have to remove the Sears Allstates :lol: Any input w...

Several years ago I made the mistake of spraying an exhaust manifold and "curing" it in the oven. We went out for dinner on numerous occasions to make up for that one

While I like this subject, the first entry jarred me into the realization that 1981 was 39 years ago. 39!!!! Yikes, when/ how did that happen?? Let's see, 1981; we were just settling in from a move from my hometown to Oroville for a "temporary" 6 month job that I held for 25 years. Uh oh, it's star...

I like Wayne's license plate thread as a "T" activity and got me thinking with all these vehicles out there what is unique, survived or rare you have found with your vehicle. Sort of a MTFCA automotive memorabilia web show. After cleaning up and going over my fordor when I got it home I noticed the ...

Here is a unique 1925 plate I pealed off a friends garage door when helping him replace an old wooden section, district of columbia.

Original Penn state fordor up here in Maine, with the "neighbor"

Hey with most of these Model T's over 100 years old they have been through a lot, seeing the highs and lows we have faced as a nation. A little "T" time in the garage to clear our thoughts for a while will be good. The next several week ends will be working on my 26 as well, hang in there fellas wer...

Thanks for posting that add Dan, it is interesting someone designed this accessory and selling it back in the day for a whopping .68, I will probably keep them on now knowing what they do and avoid the "danger and embarrassment"

I have new upper and lower bushings installed.

Here are several pictures of these attachments on the upper spindle body when I was rebuilding the front axle parts, the last two are off the vehicle with some stamped info.

Was wondering they are and their purpose back in the day, any input would be great. Thanks

Have a laundry list of things to get done but will wait on that and fit up the "New" front and rear bumpers this weekend, Thank you Jeff Humble.

Mark if still available will take the U-joint and spare tire nut. Scott

Ralph would like the 1st, 3rd and 4th books. I already have the "Tin Lizzie".

Mark If still available would like the bulk assortment. Scott

Mark if the 5Z-325 is available I would like that, will call later this a.m. Scott