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The MT-500 Final Results should be shown here.

I'll buy it this horn.
Please call me at 406-461-1three8nine.
Thanks, Tony

Hi Roger,
I'd like to purchase this horn and inquire about a carbide generator.
Please call me at 406-461-1three8nine.
Thanks, Tony

Here are Day 3 results, Leg 8, Leg-9, and Legs 1-9 Summary and final standings. The tear down went exceptionally well this year. Very Cordial. Larry had a 'non-script' (1927 style) Ford Model T high head on his engine. The directors called his in-place head ok, but he must use Ford script motor head...

Here are Day 2, Leg-4, Leg-5, Leg-6, Leg-7, & Legs 1>7 Summary.

Here is Day one, Leg-1, Leg-2, Leg-3, & Leg1>3 Summary Sorted.

Hi Bill, Thank you for the helpful information. I've posted pictures from a restored 1910 Mitchell, as the steering columns mate up very well. Now I need to find someone who can use it. Thank you, MT%. 25455245-1910-mitchell-touring-std.jpg 25455241-1910-mitchell-touring-std.jpg 25455254-1910-mitche...

Here is the 2nd steering column to be identified. (Last one). Column Length is about 54-56 inches. Steering wheel is finger-jointed wood. Spark and Throttle control levers are near the top of the column and have spring loaded lockers to maintain a setting. The control levers and quadrants might be b...

Thank you for the replies.

I think Tadpole and Shannon have it right, being a 1925 (+/-) Chevy Steering column. Thank you again for your replies!

5WW and Speedyt, thank you for the humor and suggestion.

PS: 5WW, I'll post the 2nd steering column in a bit. . MT5.

Please help identify this steering column (#1) and the vehicle it was used on. Length of column tube is ~ 46 inches. Spark and throttle levers are about 11 inches down the column from the steering wheel spiders. Part number 344253 and a 4 with a (triangle K) proof mark are cast-in-place on the gearb...

Hi Tom,
I will purchase your Stevens T-219 Tap and Axle Reamer Tool kit.
Please let me know how you would like the payment. Sent you a PM too.
Thanks, Tony