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Hi, mines come from Tom Carnegie and they are very good, never have any issue at all. And top of it, Tom is a real gentlemen.

One of the Best video I saw about Model T Ford, probably the best ONE! Also nice testimonial, we feel the emotion and the philosophy behind that strong relationship between her and the driver. Thank you sharing this.

WOW and WOW!

Stan and Jeff, thank you for the tips. I really appreciated it. No matter is trivial, I loved it when is simple.

All the best,

LMAO

Fire Wall Brackets suppose to be under the moddling...

I can't believe it is not sold yet???? At that price...

Impressive!

FOUND IT.

Thank you Larry and MTFCA

Lmao

Hi Dear MTFCA member, I'm looking for a stewart speedometer bracket to fix my Stewart speedo #26 to the fire wall. See bellow, It's like the one in Brass. It coul be in metal. I also add picture of my good old 1914 Stewart speedo to give you an idea. Thank you in advance my friends, Stewart bracket ...

These 2 gentlemen on the air were the first man experienced a defibrillator. I would like to thank's them for their discovery.

A trip with my 2 sons at Mégantic Lake

Not only T's there, several other kind of car. We are able to see the gentlemen saying to his self what a mess.

Hey Steve,

Any update of thesituation. I'm impatient to know the happy ending.

Very nice Scott. look gorgeous! Congrat!

Thank you Stan,

I have a very nice OF you made for me and I will try it this summer with my stock engine. Any recommendations, My 1913 engine have the regular NH right now.

Thank you for sharing,

I'm gonna power coating mines end of April.

What about power coating?

Just finished my wood on my 1914 Speedster project race car.

Hi Stan, Very nice piece of art you made. I'm always impress by your work. I'm not a deep knowledge man with carb, but I would like to know what the difference with this carb and an OF carb about performance and also with hill?

Thank you again sharing your knowledge.

I have the same trailer than George and I really like it. I trailed my 1911 Touring with it and work perfectly.

Gilligan's Island is an American icon series. Nice souvenir for me...

This is the best quality/ price I have ever seen

Very good one Tim!

Sold to Wayne, Package is on his way .

Thank you MTFCA

Hood back in sales.

Tom your next in line, sent you a message.

Agree with Hank, I believe this is against the rules of this club.

Hi Tom, Still for sales, I received 2 requests info but not hearing back yet. The shipping will be arround $60 in all USA. Bob is first in line because he was the first who contact me by email and I bought some parts from him. I will wait is answer and let you know soon as possible. Thank you for th...

Awesome Glen & Mark!

And happy is staying in family! All the best!

Steve,

The chalenge you face-up will help other folks like us to resolve a similar issue in future. I'm really impatient to know what is the cause and the solution. Scott is a master making a good résumé of all different options you may have... I'm in for $20 .

here bellow the exact dimension as requested by some folks, hope that help.

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Also easy to change the color if you don't like the red to go with black.

It is a 1911

Hi, I have a very nice 1915 alluminium hood for sales. Asking $200 plus shipping. I found a 1914 hood for my 1914 speedter race car project, so do not need anymore this 1915 hood.

Thank you MTFCA.

Here in the North, Still snow... So I decided to take one week off in Florida next week. See my dog Wasabi smell snow as well

HILARIOUS NEAL!!!

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Email sent, I like it.

The measures should be14-7/8'',9-1/2'', 21-5/8''. Please double check, I cross my figers and toes you have the same measures of what I need.

Thx

Thank you Dave. And please the measurements too.

I have a nice 1915 hood but I would like to exchange for a 1914 correct hood with no louvers to go with my 1914 project.

Also, I could buy a good 1914 hood either.

Thank you MTFCA

The picture:

Worked on my 1914 speedster race car project. Start to look a real car.

Hey Bob,

If I understand, this directly replaces the original burner? Mounts on the original burner base?
Probably the wires can be routed through original gas burner hose and looking pretty nice.

Put one set on the side for me. I will combine with another purchase I will do this week.

I was able to talk to him finally.

Thank you MTFCA.

Hey Mark did you have butterfly brackets perhaps? I need 2 of them.

Thx

So what is the right email to contact Larry? or his phone number.

I bought a part from him.

thx

Joe Bell have a nice one

Email sent
Thx

Hi,

I would like to buy a Tail light bracket for a 1914 Touring

Thank you MTFCA

Hi Dennis, I'm glad you asking that question. I'm actually building a speedster and it is a stock engine, no multiple transmissions and using a standard rear en. I would like to keep the spirit of the guy in the past who he removed splash apron, fender just in the goal to be light. Here a picture of...

Happy for you Tim,

I can't imagine my life without my best friend Wasabi, my Goldendoodle. I have 3 child and he's the 4th ones. He follow me every where and he's always love be in garage with me...

Hi Ed,

Welcome To MTFCA, nice woody you find! Hank is avery nice gentlemen, you could be confident with him. But I have to admit Mike is a nice guy either. So make a pic and you will win anyway.

Enjoy it.

Cheers,

Like Allan, I used the white rope seal with the little black core is stocked as an A model part. Just cut the lenght you want with a knife and always fit perfectly. Cheap and efficent option.

Thank you Hank

Want to buy steering shaft 1925-27

any condition will be fine

Hi Art, I Agree with Tom. I did on that way. I sent you couple pictures last week-end. Here other images, hope that will help. If you need more pictures or different angles let me know. Good luck.

Very well said Scott! Nice and clear explanation.

Hi, I would like to buy 2 butterfly brackets like this one. Mounts firewall to the body by the floorboard riser

Thx

Agree with Stan,

I'm a Canadian member and cost me $50 per year and it make sense to keep the hobby alive! I learnt a lot the last few years on the forum. It is a good remember to be diligeant with others.

Hi Georges did you have one Steering Column Bracket for a regular T, I'm on a speedster project.

Thx

I love the speedster pictures. I'm actually working on that kind of speedster.

Hey thank you for all nice comments received. Really appreciated. The video reached over 679 views, more than I expected. My son and I will work on the 1911 restauration video very soon. Also we continue the 1914 restauration video either. We try to make the hobby more accessible and fun for the you...

Hi Thank you all for the advice, It will be a nice journey and a delicate work to do for sure… I will receive my top early April and will start working at that time but I will prepare myself before with this all reading and advices for sure. It’s gonna be a nice car at the end and another T survival...

Thank you RV,

It is a good start for sure.

Hi, I finished my 1911 Touring restauration but I do not have the Top when I bought the car. I'm ready to go ahead with the top but I would like to know what is the dimension? I found that dimension bellow on MTFCA forum. I have the bows and I bought the top wood Bows laminated at Lang's but I would...

I have one from Gene, work easy and very well done!

I have the original 1914 plate from Maine!

Hi Steve, Good advice about the way starting the engine. Usually I do not crank like that, I did because, I was so sure the car will not start... after several years. But the engine surprise me. For the timming Rod, I didn't placed yet the rod on the video... Now I did. Usually, I start only by pull...

Yes I think I am lucky, I have two boys and one daughter. My last boy accompanies me in the restoration of my two Model T Ford. He is the next generation and he likes the hobby. We need to interest young generation about preserved these beautiful cars and our history.

Nice Job Gentlemen.

Hi, Here bellow the link to watch the video my son made about my Model T Ford (1914) starts for the first time in over 100 years. Hope you will enjoy the moment like me. Please feel free to share any comments you may have. I would like to thanks a lot people on this Forum who were really helpfull sh...

Realy cool!

Splendid one Stan!

Agree with Bill about shalt keep thine belt buckle separate and at a distance from the automobile. I will also add ladies bag...

I reach Mark Hutchinson today and have a chance to chat with him. A very nice gentlemen. He made some arrangement for me. Is timer work perfectly but we need to be carefull when we want to adjust the timer. The timing should be set with the rod disconnected from the timer. I will try to repair the b...

Hi, for sure I learnt something here, The timing should be set with the rod disconnected from the timer... In my past experience I used an early metal timer, I forgot that one is in plastic... I will use another one for sure, and keep this one like a spare and try to reinforced with metal part.

I used a brand new day timer and it is working really well. I tried to adjust the rod but I broke the hole in the timer, the timer is in plastic...I thought it is a good plastic but is not the case. I tried to use a glue and broke it again at the same place... Any suggestions to glue efficiently. Th...

Hi Marvin,

I just need the early front motor mount, mine is broke. Can you tell me how much is with shipping in USA by email.

Thx

Mario

here the pictures. Very nice one.

Very good products. I bought one with the software, very efficient tool.

MERRY CHRISTMAS FROM CANADA!

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Congrats all and thank you in advance for your future commitment in our T hobby. It is really appreciated.

I will try tomorrow and let you know how it will work.

Hi Jim, I've read this post with great interest, I face the same challenge. I'm not sure about the procedure to use... Can you resume step by step what I have to do please? Maybe I'm a bit slow today but I don,T want to screw anything. I'm in learning process with this. I will make a video in the go...

I would like to recharge magnets in car without removing transmission and I found This diagram on MTFCA Forum. In the lower right corner, it says to leave the current on for 30 seconds to "clear shorts". Isn't this a little long and could it possibly create shorts where none existed before? I have a...

Thank you Hank! I'm less talented than you but I have a lot enthusiasm in the hobby.

I could share my own experience. I started to used my AC brakes with cables as original and I found it is not good enough for a brake stability perspective but again it is my perception. So I changed for the rods instead cables and it work much better on my Touring. But again it is probably somethin...

I made one by myself for my 1911. Not so bad result see bellow pictures. Hope that help.

Thank you Stan sharing this with us. People can't imagine how many hours we spent in small but very necessary things. I'm impatient to try your OF carb you sent to me. I will try it during my holiday time off and let you know how it go.

all the best,

Hi Michael,

Try with our dear friend Lang's

Awesome Keith. I will custom by my own the brackets... I saw on ebay how much they asked for a pair, it's $300. Way Too much. I will invest on my handcraft abilities..

If you interested, send me an email.

thank you Keith for the info, really appreciated. Did you have perhaps pictures of bolt on bracket that generally mounted to handlebars?

Here pictures. As I said beautiful condition.

Jay, I have one 1922 Canadian licence from Quebec province made in kind of wood. Perfect original condition... But it is not cheap.

Cheers,

I would like to buy brackets for my prest-o-lite exactly like on the picture. I bought a set but unfortunately to large 6''. I need 3" Brackets. If someone have 2 straps of 3" of diameter it will be awesome. Please send me pictures.

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One of the kind! Splendid Express Delevery Mark.

Well done.

Amazing and impressive how many cool stuff or items you have.

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