MTFCA Forum

Chad,
I have a set of 1915 wood rims.
Located in Dallas, TX

Hi Ed,

Will you be going to Chickasha this year?

If you are I can pick the horn up at the show.

Thanks,
David Tipton
972-523-2497

Mark,

I'll take item#1, the Brass Robe Rail.

David Tipton
972-523-2497
dcdtip@gmail.com

Layden,

Just set you an email.

Dave Tipton

I'm wanting to buy an original style 1915 porcelain license plate holder. If anyone knows where I can purchase a holder let me know. I can produce the porcelain number inserts and brass dividers.
Thanks,
David Tipton

Victor, I have a 1915 Touring serial number 909707 which puts the assembly date in mid September 1915. The car only has a bulb horn and a steering column with no holes for an electric horn. I realize the column could have been replaced at some point in time however I don't believe it was. Mr. Ford w...

Thanks,
I've asked him to send me a picture of the side of the block showing the casing date, I'll see what he if he does.
Thanks

I found Model T block with a serial number T207945. What does the "T" in serial number represent?
Thanks

kirkiep wrote: ↑

Wed May 08, 2019 7:00 pm

George
Anti seize works good for me too.

Thanks for your recommendation of using Anti Seize, any brand in particular?

David Tipton

I had the same issue on my Z Head. I have used tin foil but had issues removing the plugs. I use anti seize now and no issues. A few years back, Champion made some new X's with bad threads that would leak. The new ones I'm running don't have that issue but did have seepage on the Z Head. Anti seize...

I have a 1915 Touring with the original head. I had the motor and transmission rebuilt about 4 years, alum. pistons, scat crank, stainless valves & seats, etc. Yesterday when I drained and refilled the radiator some accidentally splashed into the 1st and 2nd spark plug dimples on the head. When I st...