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More pictures . I also have some 1911 step side doors. I don't know what your looking for.

I have it. I'll post pictures of latch tomorrow

Yes. Complete set of sockets.

Yes they do...

I have several. Moorhead MN

For Sale, early 14 engine. $300. Casting date 10-29-13. Wrong pan, head, and hogshead. No visible cracks in usual places. Steve 701 212 5009

For Sale. 2 Klaxon horns. Both work, but plunger is sticky. $100 each. Steve 701 212 5009

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For Sale 1912 flat side left rear door $150. Small dent where arrow is. Can't read complete #, begins with B. Steve 701 212 5009

Certainly tractor or industrial.

For Sale arms pictured. The ones marked $40 look good. The ones marked $30 need repair around tie rod hole. Steve 701 212 5009.

For Sale, nice looking touring 23- 25 top sockets. $250. Call for more pictures. Steve 701 212 5009

I've had these before. Isn't the number in the bottom piece of wood? If that's correct I can't find the number.

What Ron said is true. I experienced the tingle of spark leaning over a fender of a car with a wet coil box. Engine heat (fixed) it after 10 miles.

For Sale late 11 early 12 fore doors. $300. Can send more pictures. Steve 701 212 5009

Can someone explain why the part # isn't 191 or 191b?

I think factory RP didn't have the 2 bolts on each side to bolt the turtle up to the body.

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This is great news for the hobby. Congratulations Bill, Shawna, and Justin.

For Sale 13 early front hubs. 3 are not machined for speedo gear $80 each. Others that are machined $50 each.Steve 701 212 5009

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For Sale. Horn pictured. I think? brass bell was 15 only. No idea if it works. Bell has lots of small dents.$100. Steve 701 212 5009

For Sale mag horn pictured. No idea if it works. $40. Steve 701 212 5009

For Sale hinges pictured. Brass repo. $30.Steve 701 212 5009

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Tim, call and make sure you get the ones you want. 1 of the newer ones is sold.

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For Sale, 2 spot lights. $100 each. Both are nickled brass. Small 1 has Maxwell in lense. Steve 701 212 5009

For Sale. 2 that I'd call 11-14, 2 are15-19. $40 each. Steve 701 212 5009

For Sale Generator front covers. $10 each. 2 must be 26-27. Steve 701 212 5009

For Sale 2 Manifolds. 1 has bad threads $20. Good threads $60. Beauty with these they are always straight. Steve 701 212 5009

Fairly certain the carb is called Air Friction. They came in all sorts of configurations including T.

I'm not at home, but about 25 years ago I bought a similar sign from a company in Iowa. Don't remember the name.

For Sale 2 late 13-16 frames. $100 each. Located near Moorhead MN. Due to the fact both have running board brackets, I'd say they were never trailers. Steve 701 212 5009

Ron, I have 2 26-27 columns that are loose. Let me know if you need more pictures. Steve

Dan, I was wondering if there were jewels in the holes?

Top saddles on what I would call late13-17 body brackets. Are they Ford or?

For Sale 1 3/4 frames pictured. 1910-13. $600 for both. Located near Moorhead MN. Steve 701 212 5009

Was there a TT version that didn't have the T axle nut hole?

For Sale 2 hinges and 1 support rod. No brass caps.$100 Steve 701 212 5009

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On my BB I used Ford Escore exhaust valves. Something like 1981-83. This was 25 years ago so forgive my memory. I also think it was a GM retainer that I machined to fit the springs. Seems to me the head of the valve was 1.480 instead of 1.500. The difference is only .010 on each side. I also think t...

I think there are 2 different counter balanced crank made in the day. Sure Mike's have a bad reputation, the other 1 is very durable. I don't know how to tell the difference, but I have 1 that was on a originally on a overhead stick, that I now have on a OHV. It has suffered much abuse from me, and ...

On the C head you may need to have head gaskets fabricated. Mike B will be your go to guy with knowledge.

Almost positive it's for a Fordson tractor.

Watching with much interest.

If these are the coils I'm thinking about, they are not good. They are blond in color, the secondary resistance is about 8000 ohms, versus 3000 for a Ford coil. The car i worked on had 4 of them. 2 worked, 1 was totally dead, 1 (buzzed) internally, nothing externally. Call Ron.

I'd forgotten that I signed it. Lots of familiar names, past and present. Way cool and fairly priced.

I'm wondering if the condenser is bad, masking as a coil. By the time you go get a coil, the condenser is cooled off, allowing the car to start.

Here are installation copies from about 20 years ago. I've installed 2 in my own cars, 1 about 3 months ago. If you have questions call Steve 701 212 5009

This is where I was told to install one by someone knowledgeable. Where the bolt is sitting. I used a 1/4" pipe thread cintered bronze vent.

I choose Noel's idea. I did like the walking stick handle with a Liberty dollar also, just not a T part.

For Sale bottom frame in pictures. Has DB axle, 13-14 rear axle. Both tapered springs. Fender brackets, firewall brackets & HL forks. $700 Moorhead MN Steve 701 212 5009 Sold

For Sale 2 bare frames correct for late 13-16. Both have RB brackets which tells me they were never trailers. $100 each. Moorhead MN Steve 701 212 5009

For Sale, all this tin for 1914. $100. Moorhead MN Steve 701 212 5009

For Sale 2 early frames. 1 has broken front crossmember $450. 1 has RS rail gone, but has LS fender iron and 11-12 RB brackets $350 Moorhead MN Steve 701 212 5009

For Sale, wheel parts and 2 rear hubs probably from a small Overland. NO CAPS. $400 Moorhead MN Steve 701 212 5009

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I'd like to fabricate a shift handle from a Model T part. I need idea's!! I don't want something to big a clumsy. Lamp part, trans part, carb part, anything.

I had spoke to Geoff several times on the phone, and met Emma about 3 years ago at the New London New Brighton run. Geoff had bought a Ford AC? in Spearfish and needed transportation to England. I stored it until I loaded a container for England. Gods speed.

I also have a Warford in my speedster that I mounted much the same as Andy. I added radiator springs to the rear oil pan bolts, giving a place to flex. Also only used only the vertical bolts on the pan, left the horizontal bolts out.

This what I came up with. I'm sure some won't like it. Part of installing the trans requires cutting out 7" of the running board bracket. I had figured on reinforcing it anyway but noticed the bracket is directly in line with the drain plug. I fabricated this from 3/4"x 3/4" cold rolled. It ties tog...

Here's my theory. The firing order is wrong. The model T is 1243 as are most early 4 cylinder cars. This requires the front 2 cylinders and rear 2 cylinders to suck 1 right after another. The long manifold has more fuel stored in the manifold. A better firing order would be 1324.

I think it looks worn where the sleeve sits. Look at the lip at the back end between the pinion and sleeve.
Since he got the sleeve off in 1 piece tells me it's worn.

I have a Layne Warford in my speedster with a 3.23 rear gear. I almost always start in Warford low, engaged low pedal, accelerate, shift into T high. Then as traffic and road dictates, shift the Warford. You can shift without clutching, but I usually tap the clutch pedal. Hope this helps. Steve

I have this 12 tooth made by Ford that doesn't roll nice on either a 39, or 40 tooth ring gear. You can see it's smaller than a 11 tooth, weird. Then I thought maybe it's made for a 44 tooth ring gear, but the ratio is 3.66, so why do that. You can see it's cut like a 9 tooth. Any insight would be a...

YES. Thanks Tom. My favorite in this group is the 3rd picture, since I live in the middle of sugar beet country. Obviously hand defoliated, hand plucked from the ground, and loaded by hand.

Which 1 do you need?

Who wants to tell Karl what these fit?

Karl, I sent a email several days ago. I have some. Steve

Jane, Jim, Red, and the rest of the family so sorry for your loss, Steve

No clues here. Worn clutch lugs, worn u joint square.

Dan, I've had 3 or 4 of the drums you are referring. Each 1 had a older cover with slotted holes. I came to the conclusion that there wasn't a special cover. Maybe this is 1. Maybe tomorrow there will be an answer.

Machined all the way around. Maybe 26-27 and had to much fun in the lathe?

I don't know if this would work or not. Put in a TT cross shaft. Fab a spacer where it bolts to the frame, this would compensate for the difference in the height of the cam. In my mind it would lower the shaft between 1" and1 1/2".

Just chuck up a known good axle in the lathe and indicate the taper in.

11-12 Mother in law seat riser. 11-14 parts. Other non Ford parts, Henderson motor, 2 cylinder Maxwell parts. Open gear steering columns. Other eclectic early parts.
No pictures, just come look. Space CO27. Steve

I saw a car that had sat for years taken to a national tour. Day 1 one valve lost its head. Cylinder head was pulled and 1 valve replaced. Day 2 another valve lost its head, this time he replaced them all. I think miraculously neither time any major damage was done.

What kind of wood, and what type of glue is used on laminating bows? I need to do 1 bow on a non Ford car.

Volt meter says Readrite Meter Works Bluffton Ohio.
With the 22 1/2 highlighted makes me wonder if it's for checking Mag output?

Another truly amazing car and driver was Herb de la Port in a 1901 Locomobile steam car. The car required fuel and water every 20 miles, and traveled at 12 MPH. He was allowed to start early and finished the 120 miles at 6:15. Every time I passed him he had a smile on his face.

I think that guy owes me money. What's his name?

I feel a 23 is much more comfortable than a 26. I have both. If you're short it may not matter.

Another bump with new price

New Price $250

The last one I found went to the Flux Capacitor. Made time travel very fast!!

Thanks Dan. I wish I knew how to tell the difference.

For Sale parts pictured. No hubs.30x3 1/2 size. 3 loose rims are good, 1 has wobble. 3 loose centers have bad pitting. 2 centers have rear hubs welded in. Free delivery to Cadillac, or the brass event at the Gilmore. $100 for all. Steve 701 212 5009

I was at the first Celebration. Maybe 15 venders, no one with piles of parts, though mostly brass era, very little Model T. I do plan to attend this, it's right after the T tour in Cadillac.
I'd say go to see the brass cars, and all that the Gilmore has to offer. The swap is a bonus.

I'd first try flipping it. I'd also add, I used one of these on a long trip. I modified it to clamp on the outside, so not to scratch nice plated rims

What I do is use a 12 point 2" socket and push in a short piece of a cotter pin to release the lock.

For Sale 2 brackets $1800 Steve 701 212 5009

If someone can get it to Fargo (right on I 94) I can bring it the rest of the way. Steve 701 212 5009

I think it's for scraping hides.

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