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Here's a better picture of my carb. How difficult are they to rebuild? Also a picture of one of the tires and wheels.

http://www.cimorelli.com/mtdl/servicemanual/1925smcolor.pdf I found this free download for the Model T service manual. Looks like it is for a 1925? But free is always good! Great advice. I'm definitely looking forward to going & getting this car! KC Chuggers guys, let me know when you have a meeting...

Thanks again! How do I purchase the books mentioned here?

Should I convert it to 12 volts? I just thought it would be easier to work on it with a 12 volt system.

Is the coil box rebuildable? I don't know the condition of it, but I'm hopeful that it will be fine. I'll figure it out when I get it back home.

Is there a place to plumb in an oil pressure Guage? I'd like to do that. How about a water temperature Guage?

Thanks for all the great information guys! :) I haven't picked up the car yet. I'm paying $5000 for it. It might be a little more than it's worth, but I don't care. I've always wanted one so it's just money. A little about me. I'm 57 years old. I've been fixing cars since I was 14 years old. My wife...

The one with the 1925 tag isn't a picture of the car. Sorry about that lol. I was trying to figure out what the coil springs were on the front of it.

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Hello everyone. My name is Dave & I'm from the Kansas City Missouri area. I just bought a model T & I know absolutely nothing about them! :shock: The title says it's a 1927. I'll post pictures of it here and maybe you guys can tell me all about it. In particular, I'd like to know what carburetor it ...