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Hey Darryl, I'd echo the comment above to wait, as I'm confident this will get snatched up. This was the level I was looking for back in 2019 and bought a '21 Touring from Mark Freimuller when he operated Model T Haven (Iola, KS.). Since he's no longer in business, I miss visits to his Model T Junky...

Tom, the only item that remains is the hood assbly. If you're interested please contact me at five 7 three eight O eight ten forty.

A big thank you to all of you for your wisdom and comments! Thanks John for your initial comments on Carbon Tracking. I got it running on all four after the silicone and PVC.

First thank you Joe Bell, better known as ‘Engine Joe’, for your help with the final diagnosis of my ’21 Touring electrical problem! Last Saturday, after spending almost a year out of commission, I decided to carefully wash it, wax it, and take it for a drive. After the wash, it would only run on #2...

Hey Guys, Sorry about the confusion on the two photos of the lights! There's only one power supply and one brightness level. Was trying to emphasize how much surface area of the reflectors are used with this style of LED bulb. I used a low aperture and high aperture shot. Despite a lot of plating lo...

The LED's that Jim notes below were well worth the $29 including freight! On my ’21 Touring, I discovered that in order to get the LEDLIGHT.COM bulbs (Product Code 68523) to function, it was necessary to run a ground wire to one of the two input connections on the lamp terminal (see photo). I chose ...

Thanks so much Jim! Greatly appreciate! Product Code is 68523.

Hey Steve,
Do you have any specific part numbers you can share for the Ledlight.com ones that you purchased?
Thanks!

If it might be of any help, below's link to a YouTube video I watched numerous times before I tried changing a flat on my '21 Touring with 21" Chevy spilt rims. I did not use the turnbuckles as a long time antique tire salesman & authority in the Lake (of the Ozarks) loaned me his three prong compre...

Excellent information on the 'Before I Paint' thread. We primarily drive gravel roads in our area and would greatly appreciate any suggestions, techniques, or materials, to achieve optimum durability for painting the under-side (road side) of new metal? Thanks in advance!

Thanks for compliment Allan! I think you're right that they are Chevy rims. Car and most of its parts over the last three years have come from Mark Freimiller's 'Model T Haven' which he closed and auctioned everything last November ( see link below ). Really going to miss his wisdom and used parts i...

Attached is a condensed photo summary of how I fabricated a rear tire carrier for my '21 T that has 30-inch split rims. It began with a salvage bracket I purchased as one assembly from Mark at Model T Haven, before he closed shop. These assemblies are also available on eBay. To cut down on weight, t...

I just purchased a rebuilt starter from Ken Seiler who’s located in Texas and highly recommend his products! I couldn’t find one through the conventional Model T suppliers as they were out and uncertain when they’d be restocked. I discovered Ken on eBay (ahs0106) and he sent me MTFCA member David T...

Gentlemen,
Thanks so much for your time and advice. I greatly appreciate it!
Have a great weekend!

I’m writing to see if I could please get some input from others who have experience with the Model T cooling system. Ever since I purchased my ’21 Touring in spring of 2019, I’ve kept a close eye on cooling temperatures and monitored them with an infrared thermometer. Having restored several water p...

This is my first post and want to share this successful re-purposing of a 1921 Model T Engine & Cylinder Head. I have a 1921 T Touring and bought these before Thanksgiving not completely knowing how I wanted to display them in our home. Also, want to thank some of the people who’ve helped fuel my cu...