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They used irregular shapes of wood put together with sliding dovetail and tongue and groove joints.

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Which one would you like? $10.00 each plus shipping

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Being that the fork mount doesn't have set screws or bolts as the Model T lights did, the vehicle that this light came from must have had threaded forks. Both top and bottom have been machined.

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Keith, no inscription or markings anywhere that I can see on the out the side, I will have to try and open it maybe the reflector has some markings on it.
Pat, here is a close up of what I see as bubbles or air pockets.

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I have this one head light that looks similar to a model T, but I don't think it is, I am hoping someone ID it.
It is 10-inchs in diameter, original glass with bubbles.

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I'll turn it up so you can hear it.

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Michael, the wiring is rather simple as long as you make the proper connections, you can use factory made harness like the vendors sell or make your own. The connections on your switch plate may need to be cleaned or replaced. You didn't mention if it was 6 or12 volt system on your truck.

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Also, if you have the 1/8 NPT die, use it to check the threads on the elbow.

Roger

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Kenny, thanks for all the pictures, Measurements and advice. would you email me the CNC type FILE, my son is a tool n die maker, and I'll have him make me one.

Thanks
Roger

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Kenny, thanks for the additional information on the type of material, please do post the dimension in question. Also, can you confirm the other dimensions on the drawing? I don't know who made the drawing, I think I found it on the forum years ago. I'm not planning on trying to make one from lead, j...

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This should help you.

Roger

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Thanks George, I will contact them about parts soon. Joseph, the second one I cast weighs 14.125 grams, not too far off. Kevin, it is pretty much to size now, just need to bore the hole for the pin. I was just testing out mold, I poured solder in to make my test parts. I'll refine my mold a little m...

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The second attempt came out much better.

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This is my first attempt at casting.

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It's been 11 years ago that posted looking for information to identify a carburetor. Turned out to be a Wizard or Simmons, no markings on it. https://www.mtfca.com/discus/messages/411944/448382.html?1401892072 Since then that carburetor has been sitting on the shelf collecting dust. I'm now retired ...

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Interesting that it has an accessory water pump drawing from the bottom of the radiator pumping into the rear of the head. It looks to have the one-piece valve cover making it 11/1/21 or newer. Does it have a casting date or a number stamped in the boss above the water inlet? NOV 1 Engine production...

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Reorientation of pictures

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Reorientation of pictures

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I was looking through the online auction at Bobs and saw that he had a box of them, lot #458

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Thanks, Darren for confirming its Model T. Any thoughts on the 661-paper tag?

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More pictures.

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I'm looking though the Model T Ford parts Identification guide volume 1, trying to figure out what year car this coil box fits. It looks like the11-12 Hinze coil box, but the latches for the top are different than what the book shows. Is this a coil box for Model T's or some other make of car? Thank...

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Once they have cataloged everything it will show up here on the Beloit Auction website. Nothing has been listed yet, they just started taking pictures and cataloging things today.
https://www.beloitauction.com/

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Vernon, your linkage is binding on the inside radius, I have taken a file to that area and removed enough material to free things up.
That will give the linkage move lateral movement, perhaps just enough to clear the Bendix cover.
Roger

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Here is the proper procedure.

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Also, the letter B is seen on the inside.

Roger

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After a bit of light sanding, it is a little clearer, the Z can be seen. At the bottom of the slit I can see the bottom portion of the 6, to the right what I thought was a 2 is actually a zero and the 5 after that. In front of the Z there was something stamped; to faint to make but the rest of chart...

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Is this the type of wheel puller for the TT? It does have the ford script. On the left side of the slit are 2 illegible markings, to the right side is 25. No other markings found.

Roger

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As John and Jerry both prescribed, flat head machine screws with a straight slot (10-24) but more importantly I'm in need of body wood. Being that getting a hold of plans for 17-22 roadster body wood is no easy task, I'm wondering who has ordered wood or wood kits from either https://fordwood.com/ o...

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Close up pictures of the rear body molding machine screw.

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Yes JR, that is correct. The head of the machine screw does not have a slot. I'm not sure of the correct name for the body iron that creates the bead down the back of the body is, but the holes in that part are counter sunk to match the head of the machine screw, 10-24 thread. The driver's side pane...

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One more picture.

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More pictures.

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JR, I am also in need of wood plans for my 17 project. On my 17-22 body panels you can clearly see the spot weld as have been talked about above. My drivers side panel was spot welded in 13 spots, 4 places on the passenger side blow the door. I'm thinking that these panels were most likely spot weld...

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Jon, I sent you an email with phone number.
Thanks Roger

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For sale is this Theiman power unit made by the Theiman Harvester Co. in Albert City Iowa. In the pictures you will see a 1920 Model T motor mounted to the Theiman power unit, which was used to power flat canvas or leather belts during the steam years. Motor was last run in 2011. kept in dry storage...

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Richard, this is how I changed my picture from JPEG to GIF in windows. To add an avatar photo in windows right click on the picture you want to use. Scroll down to open with paint and click on paint. In paint click on resize and select pixels, type 90 in the horizontal box and click ok. In the top l...

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To add an avatar photo in window right click on the picture you want to use. Scroll down to open with paint and click on paint. In paint click on resize and select pixels, type 90 in the horizontal box and click ok. In the top left corner click on file, scroll down to save as and click on GIF Pictur...

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