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Hi Bob,

A beautiful T. I really appreciate the pictures, as I own a 1914 T Touring and am always looking for pictures of a correct car. Good luck with the sale and who ever get this car is getting a great 1914 T Touring.

Rick

Hi Steve, Remeasured and it appears that your mirror should fit. Mine is 6" wide and depth is 1-11/16", attached is a poor man's drawing of the measurements of the bevel. For what it is worth my mirror is etched with the manufacturer Lancaster Glass Corporation - Ohio U.S.A. I will send a PM with my...

Hi Steve,

Thank you for your reply, and to all the forum members for reading my post.

I will recheck my measurement today and get back to you. Fingers crossed.

Thanks,
Rick

Thank you to all the forum members for checking out my search. I was successful in obtaining a replacement. The Forum is the place to go for advice and parts. A great community for our hobby. Rick WTB - Glass mirror insert for a Victor Lamp Co. gas head lamp. Looking for good glass and I can have it...

The Yankee Ingenui'T's located in Townsend, Massachusetts will be celebrating their 40th Birthday with a parade, car show, and birthday cake on June 25, 2022 in Townsend, MA. All are invited to attend and participate, we hope you will join us. For more information please email us at townsendmodelts@...

A friend found this in a barn clean out.Open to any insight into what car it came from.

Thanks,
Rick

Thank you all for the information. I did Google MTFCA straighten bent starter shaft and found a wealth of information. We will give straightening a try. As for the Bendex gear, a new was obtained and installed with the help of Steve at Lang's. All the other parts of the Bendex appears in good condit...

I have been helping a older gentleman getting his T back on the road. It was put away 1 1/2+ years ago following a loud "Clunk" while backing it out of his garage, then pushed back into the garage, and due to health issues there it has sat. While we were attempting to get it going with the electric ...

Thank you both for the info and pictures, very helpful. It is as I thought but did not not want to apply to much pressure out of fear of causing damage. I will try some penetrating oil in hopes it helps to loosen thing.

Like I say often, when in doubt ask the forum.

Thanks again,
Rick

Recently up graded from a 1923 Touring to a 1914 Touring. The 1914 has side lamps made by The Victor Lamp Co. I have been attempting to remove the font on the lamps to add oil, but will be damned if I can figure out how to do so. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks, Rick IMG_1029.jpg IMG_1028.jpg I

Thank you all for your input and advice, I will be putting your suggestions to the test.

It is people like all of you that make the forum a great resource, and help to keep the Model T moving forward for generations to come.

Thank you all again,
Rick

I recently acquired a 1914 touring car. This car was previously owed by a friend and member of our local club who took excellent care of it for the past 23 years but unfortunately died this past December following a bravely fought battle with cancer. As the new custodian of this T I am looking to ma...