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Norman and John, does one have the head checked/milled any time it is popped off?

Norman and John, does one have the head checked/milled any time it is popped off?

Thanks Norman and Big Bird!

I have an old radiator and likely rust-choked engine that I want to flush. The helpful Australian Youtuber recommends 'Nulon R40', an alkaline solution. This doesn't seem to be available in Tidewater Virginia. What is the best widely-available product? Wait- wait- I have another question: I have sev...

My 1920 has an earlier rear axle that has some problems. I'm looking for a correct post-1918 axle with the lower fill port. Would love to find one completely rebuilt, but will consider complete and rebuildable

I am in need of a pair of serviceable Hyatt rear axle bearings for my '24. I'm looking for them to measure .495 and above and be non-twisting, tight, and serviceable. Thank you!

Thank God that's over with.

Thanks very much!

Deep into the rear axle now. Id like to ask for the acceptable range of tolerances as measured on a caliper guage for: 1) rear axle beyond the spindle; 2) axle sleeve; 3) the bearing itself. Thanks.

I'd love to show you pictures of the assembly in question, but I can't figure out how to load them

I went to tighten my hand brake because it has too much play in it. I watched a video of a picturesque Australian performing this task. He took out the pin, loosened the round cyllinder-screwy thing, then adjusted the nut so he could rotate the yoke on the end. But my cylinder thing is both frozen i...

Would love to see photos Larry. Bill Naquin

Shoot, that bridge is a piece of cake! Y'all should have tried crossing the Huey P. Long Bridge in Jefferson Parish before they widened it. I was coming over it in Trixie some years ago when a police loudspeaker from a cruiser behind me requested me to pull over at the bottom of the bridge. The cops...

Some years ago, all the guys in my Model T club were installing a tin plate with a crease in it that sat under the hood on the radiator rod, the purpose of which was to keep rain off the spark plug wells. I can't seem to find this fix on the internet- it really worked, and I'd like to install these ...

I have owned four Model T's, and the crappy horn buttons all inevitably stop making contact. Is there a standard fix for this perennial problem? A new and improved button? A time tested work around? Thanks!

Thank you to everyone who replied. Oddly enough 'Montway' came through in the end, shipping an 87' high Model T truck from Los Angeles to Gloucester Virginia in five days for $2450. The drivers even cranked it for me while I worked the controls.

If you have a spare rear wheel puller with good threads that you'd like to sell, please message me. Thank you!

Great car- love it!

I am having difficulty securing transport for a 1924 Model T pickup from Los Angeles to Tidewater Virginia. I am looking for enclosed transport. This vehicle is 87" tall. Need a reliable, verified shipper. Thank you.

Hi! I don't know if you received my email?