MTFCA Forum

Look at www.cimorelli.com Click on Model T Ford library. Then click on the technical articles from the left column. Look up auxiliary transmissions and you will find Muncie and other transmissions.

Chris Hansen

Try Smith and Jones. They have a kit advertised for your coupe

Chris

I can't remember all the details, it took the better part of a day, with three of us, Dad, brother and me. We got it done and it has been fine since.

Chris

I use 140w in my TT and have since 1965. I don't drive it here in Michigan in the winter. I think the oil would be too thick. As to level, recommended up to the filler plug. I keep mine just below that level. Have fun.
Chris Hansen

Part number 6299, only 6.95, Chaffins. Other suppliers as well. Not worth building one,

Chris

I don't have a picture, but the rear seat cushion fastens to the rear panel of the cab through 2 slots in the stiffening rail just above the rear seat. The rear seat spring has small "j" shaped protrusions above the spring frame which goes through the slots and locks the back cushion in place. Good ...

Here are the drawings of my frame rails, with stake pockets, not factory Ford, but original to my TT.

Chris Hansen

Just google flatbed truck stake pockets, and see if there is anything there you like.
Chris

My 24 Fordor has an outside lock on the drivers door. No other external locks.

Chris Hansen

Ford TT.jpg My TT was assembled from pieces. Frame, rear end, Warford, front axle, rear wheels, from the Lakefront in Southern Michigan, Engine from another TT, cab from a farmer in central Michigan. Bed rails from another TT. Wooden parts of bed made from new wood, taken from old bed from original...