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What did the new wood wheels bring?

I am 65 years old. My Dad was hauling in model T stuff before I was born in 1960. I can guarantee you that a vast majority of model T’s out there were put together from parts. Very few are the complete original car even if the guy tells you otherwise. We pulled many bodies out of washes, took wagon ...

I own an original 1926 roadster pickup and it has nondemountable rims. But it does have a starter. All things like demountable rims, starters were still extras. But by this time many dealers ordered in cars with these extras and priced the package together not really telling the customer he could ge...

I will take it.

Had there been proper internet bidding I would have been on a couple of those radiators. Maybe we will see some parts listed here for sale soon. Thanks for the report.

Henry knew what he was doing. Keep it stock and enjoy your car. My Dad was hauling in T’s back in the 50’s so when I was born in 1960 I grew up with model T’s. I would hate to think of all the Ruxtells we sold to guys insisting that they wanted that overdrive! You could not convince them that they w...

This is 2025! A very poor way to auction some very rare parts. There should be internet bidding with very clear pictures of each lot. Aumann would have done a much better job for the seller. I won’t be driving up north in late November

Anyone going to Hershey I am needing 2 Gooseneck intake manifolds for 2 1909’s I am working on.
Thanks
Ed

It was sold about 3 weeks ago. I bought it

Email sent. I will take them

Bill Squire delivered the car today. You only have to look at the lettered pedals and the teeth on the quadrant to know this is an original, hardly ever driven car. I will pop the cover on the transmission and look around, change the oil and drive it around the section to hear it run. Then it goes i...

I have a set of these McLeran wire wheels on my 1913 roadster. I would like to work out a swap for a new set of round fellow wheels.
Ed Larson
620-845-0880

I will take the Bauer. Email has been sent to you.

Email sent. I will take it

Thank You Mark. I enjoyed our conversation about the early days of Model T collecting. Bill will be picking up the car soon. Thanks again. Ed

If this Lathe were here in the Midwest I would grab it up in a minute. Great buy!

It is not a water pump engine

I am needing a good one piece pan for my 1909 T engine

Who makes nice round fellow wood spoke wheels for a 1913? Did Ford ever sell the car with natural wood wheels or was everything painted body color in 1913?