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Yes Robert Kiefaber, I stand corrected ... the car is a center door sedan. I have done all the things Robert Kling mentioned and more. When the car was put in the barn in 1948 my uncle stored it properly and when I got it I could turn the engine with the crank. The nuts have been removed from the he...

Wow all these replies already. Thanks!! This car will run again, after over 70 years of inactivity. I have not started it yet. Much cleaning. Hickory nuts in the head. Etc. I'll keep you posted. Thanks again. John

My 1919 Tudor has the keyed switch that appears to be quite standard. The back of the switch says CLUM. The key in the front says Ford. The switch face has DIM OFF ON in large letters around the top and, in smaller letters, BAT on the left and MAG on the right side. I have an original 1919 Ford Manu...

pitted contacts.jpg inside top.jpg I am working on getting my 1919 Tudor running after over 70 years of barn storage. This forum has been a tremendous help. After reading all the posts on this subject (thank you all contributors) I am going to use my original foot operated starter button to activat...

Thank you very much for the suggestion to use 4x4 beams to support a Model T on the axles using a 2 post lift. Without the beams, the arms on my hoist could not reach the axels because the wheels were in the way. I did not have laminated 4x4s and I did not want to use solid ones in case there was a ...