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I am sure a common front fender problem. A tear as seen in the pics. I had the same issue with a previous roadster. I paid a fortune to repair, only to have the repair begin to crack. The fender was repaired while it was off the car. I think the stress of reinstalling may have weakened the repair. ...

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Had the 1923 TT out on the road with all new rubber installed.
Very pleased.

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2 tubes that were on my TT up until last week.
Hold air with no issues.
Brass stems and hardware.
$20.00 for the pair, plus postage. Pm please. Many thanks. Marked ANT USA.

Very illuminating. Thanks, John!

Okay. Replacing the two rear tires on the '23 TT truck. Have tried to follow the YouTube videos as closely as I could. Got the one tire off through grit and determination this morning. The rim spreader is still on the rim. I would like to paint the rim next. Can I slowly disengage the rim spreader ...

Replacing all four tires on the 1923 TT. The two rears date back to 1962.
New Lucas rubber sitting in the shed.

I have the exact mate to your picture above. PM me if interested.

Looking for just one of either type pictured to purchase.
Please pm me.
Many thanks in advance!

I have one. Very nice condition. Please pm me? Can text pic to you.

Would like to purchase, please. Please pm me regarding payment, etc. Many thanks!

Nice!

You may want to list this under Classified - Vehicles.

You may want to list this in the services wanted section.

A beauty! I would change the header to reader: FS 1926 Chevrolet.

You want as many eyeballs as possible to view.
Good luck!

You may want to list in Classifieds - Vehicles.

You may want to list in Classifieds - Vehicles.

Look right below this wanted ad.
It looks like Mark's is available?

Looking to install my recently acquired pans.
Do they sit on the bottom rail of the chassis or underneath?
Any insight much appreciated.
Thanking all in advance!

Sold to Scott.

Thanks MTFCA!

One aluminum step plate.
Comes with hardware.
Just install.

15.00 plus shipping.

Please text Brooks @ six zero 9,
9 two 0, 4 2 two zero.

Many thanks!

Sold to John.

Two horns. Parts?
Do they work? Don't know. Just sitting around the shed.

$15.00 for both?
Plus shipping.

Text at six zero 9 - 9 two zero - four two two 0.
Or, pm.

Thanks for looking.

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Mark, please reserve them for me.

Please pm me for payment options, etc.
My zip is 19055.
Many thanks!

Brooks

PS These should fit a TT?

I sincerely hope you sell this T and get what you are asking for. This T requires a lot of work. The right buyer will come along, but I for one, am not in the market for another major project I think at times sellers take it personally when a vehicle doesn't sell instantly once it hits the classifi...

New top for the 1923 TT is already on.
By the time you figure out how it's done, it's done!

Looks like it's on Facebook Market now for $12,500.00?
Nice TT.

Not a big deal, but worked on my TT floor board. Installed two brake trim plates. One, for the RM auxiliary shifter, I cut down because I thought the gaping hole in the board looked sloppy.
A relatively inexpensive improvement.

Yes, please post when convenient.

Sold to John.
Thanks MTFCA

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Ruckstell left hand shifter kit. Complete.
I have this extra with no need for it.

$40.00 plus postage to your door.
Please contact: brookssaintives at aol dot com.
Or text @ 6 zero 9 9 two zero 4 two two zero.

Many thanks

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I wish Scott would post again. He's
extremely helpful and informative.
He tells it straight. If one finds the advice not to one's liking, move on...

Looking to buy a piece of grained TT top material for an aftermarket wood cab.
Approximately 4' x 5'.
I see Snyder's carries a kit, but it looks like a 4' x 4'?
I have an overhang over the windshield and need that little extra material.
Suggestions welcomed!
Thanks to all in advance.

I guess I'll get something made to hold these doors flat against the cab when they are open. TT guys will know in particular, especially with the aftermarket cabs.
Thought I would just throw it out there.

Let me know if you are interested

. I do have one previously posted.

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If interested, see above.

Item has sold.
Many thanks, MTFCA!

Looking to buy two (2) catches that I can use to secure the doors to a wood TT cab when the doors are folded back. Anything period correct for a 1923 TT. I'm thinking even two metal strips that I could bend to accommodate the handles. Any help/advice much appreciated. Thanking all in advance. Text @...

I have one.
Should clean up nicely.
No rips or tears.
Looks better in person.
Text at six zero 9, 9 two zero, 4 two two zero.
Or, pm.

Still available.

Let me check Wednesday morning.
I may have one.

Transmission oil screen, with magnet.
Used, but in great shape and ready to install.
It's an extra sitting in the shed.
$20.00, plus $15.00 for shipping.
Text @ six zero 9 9 two zero 4 two two 0.
Or, pm.
Many thanks.

Pictures will speak thousands of words.

You want to move this over to Classifieds -Vehicles.

Mirror is sold. Many thanks for the interest!

Mirror with arm. Complete. Ready to install.
Screws or bolts into a wood post.
$45.00.
Plus shipping.
Text: 6 zero nine, 9 two zero, four two 2 zero.
Or pm.

Sent you an email following our phone conversation.

Sold pending payment.

Sold!

Forgot the contact info.
Text at 6 0 nine, nine two 0, four two 2 zero.

Thanks!

Rich, please text me at 6 0 nine, nine 2 0, four 2 2 zero with your contact info.

Generator.
Condition unknown? A good core?

Free.

$35.00 shipping.
Just need to clear the shed.

Two (2) radiator neck license plate brackets.
$20.00 each plus shipping. B/O

I have two.
Will take pics tomorrow.
Text me at 609 nine two 0 9 two two 0.

Very nice TT!
I would post this under "Classified-Vehicles" for better exposure.

Bolts sold.
Thanks, MTFCA!

Text sent.

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Set of 12 TT rim bolts.
7/16 x 20 fine tread. 3 3/8" long from under bolt head to end. 12 tapered shoulder nuts.
All look to be in good condition and should clean up nicely.
$40.00, plus shipping within 48 states.
Text 6 zero 9 nine two zero four 2 2 zero.
Or, pm.

I had assumed that these lugs had broken. Sounds like they are perfectly normal. One less thing to worry about. Many thanks for the insight!

Here's how they look.
Two on each wheel rim.
Both located near the split in the rims.

I am debating replacing the rear tires on my TT truck and would like to address the issue of a couple of broken lugs. There are two partially missing lugs on each rear rim. I have not attempted removing the rims in that there is no immediate need to do so. They are essentially broken off at the top...

If you are converting to a 1918 T, I would think an after market wood bed would be appropriate. You could make one if you can find a good machine shop to manufacture the hardware, find the hardware and make the bed, or buy a complete bed from one of the vendors, or try your luck finding an old wood...

Sweet!

Wonderful news! I saw where Steve posted on Facebook the other day. Great to have him back.

New rear fenders for the TT were finished by my machine shop guy.
Mounted to see how they fit.
Will remove for painting and reinstall.

Wonderful to see!

Wonderful news!

Looking for the proper air pressure for the above tire?

These are old Seiberling tires.
Due for replacement.

Many thanks!

Wonderful!

Encouraging news!

Definitely not what we wanted to hear.
Brain injuries are about as serious as they come.

Wow! Many thanks!

Did some looking around this morning. Since oil doesn't run up, it has to run down. Looks like the screws affixing the transmission inspection cover were loose, particularly the corner where the offending oil drip was coming. (Keep in mind the other day, I was viewing the leak from underneath the T...

Thanks for the replies.

Will post a pic of the area tomorrow morning.

I'm addressing several pesky oil leaks. One in particular is on the right, near rear side of the hogs head. Short of pulling it and replacing with a new gasket, what should I use in terms of a sealant? Many thanks for any reply.

This one wasn't going to last too long. A great opportunity for someone to get into the hobby.

Commutator pull rod located!

Very interested.
Email sent.

Looking to purchase a timer pull rod for a 1923 T.
The vendors appear to be out of them and I have wasted two mornings attempting to fashion a temporary rod.
Many thanks in advance!
PM or text @ 6 zero 9 9 two 0 4 two two zero.

Great to see him back.
His T looks wonderful.

Text sent.

Want to purchase a pair of E & J cowl lanterns for a 1923 Model TT.

Please pm, or text 609 nine 2 zero four 22 zero. Many thanks in advance!

Lamps located.
Many thanks !

A great October so far:
Rebuilt my brake/speed shifter;
New sockets and fittings for my lights;
Installed a new timer and related wire harness;
Rebuilt my coil box.

Next up, new rear fenders for the TT. Will discuss plans with my metal shop guy soon.

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Looking to purchase a coil box cover for a 1923 box.
PM or text six zero nine 920 four 2 2 zero.
Many thanks!

Scott took the time to provide great advice the other week via a pm regarding a timing issue. It was very appreciated. I have read many of his posts over the past few years.
They are very enlightening.

Ed, you may have better luck in the Classified - Parts section.

The stuff dreams are made of.

Excellent, cautionary story!

Thanks, John.
Though poking around the coil box made me realize that some new hardware should be in the offing, after I get done with the pawl installation on the emergency brake.
That hardware looks pretty tired...

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