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Norm- You are ABSOLUTELY right regarding the RM brakes. They are a great product. I bought my first RM set from Jack Sunderlin (sp?) in the 1980s for the 1912. The 1912 Model T has been driven about 80,000 miles (yes, that is eighty thousand miles). The RM brakes work really well. Up and more import...

YellowTRacer wrote: ↑
Thu Apr 11, 2024 5:10 pm
Simple answer to the original question. The model T foot brake/transmission brake band will stop you on a hill! Going up or Down.

Ed aka #4

Yup, Ed is absolutely correct.

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SOLD Here is a very nice, original CM Hall Detroit Model 5 brass and nickel "helmet" tail light. It measures about 5 1/2" by 5 1/2" by 5 1/2". This is an electric tail light that would be mounted on a spade bracket. It is in really nice condition with two good lenses (red ribbed and clear), reflecto...

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This is a very nice, early black and nickel bulb horn assembly that is from 1911 through 1914'ish. It is complete with the horn, horn mounting bracket, tubes, tube bracket, reed, etc. The horn itself is about 4 1/2" wide by 9" tall and the tubing is about 50" long. The horn appears to be original in...

I have somewhere a W.L. Kirk bronze/brass front plate assembly that is made for a camshaft driven oil pump and a side mount magneto. He actually rebuilt the engine in my 1912 T. I don't know how long ago, but it has been many, many decades ago. Since I have own the car, I have driven this car about ...

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Here is a great pair of large brass sidelamps that are dated from c.1906 to 1911. These matching lights measure about 11" tall by 6 1/2" diameter of the lens rim. There is a small piece out of the bottom of one of the fonts. One of the burners is missing its knob. Otherwise, these are in good, origi...

I bought my first one from Bill Rader/Vintage Authentic Reproductions when I was about 15 years old at the great Long Beach Model T Swap Meet. That would be 43 years ago!!!!!
Good memories.....

Still for sale. Nice manifold!

jab35 wrote: ↑
Fri Mar 15, 2024 6:24 pm
Where is everybody?

That is the problem, they are all there!!!!

...and he sent me a photo. What do you think?!?!

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When I lived in Connecticut I toured with this car when it was owned by Lou Parmalee. My 1912 touring is # 126766. This car is # 126713-only 53 numbers apart from mine!!! Somewhere I have photos of our 1912 tourings parked together on various tours. This is a great car.

Here is an original, cast iron, updraft manifold with the "L" linkage. This is in good condition and is made for a Model T stock block. One of the bolt holes has been enlarged but still works well. It has an about 1 1/4" bore and a 2 1/2" center to center bolt mounting. This can be used for Winfield...

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SOLD to Richard! Thanks!!! This bronze/brass Rayfield L2P carburetor was an accessory for Model Ts and other early cars. This has 2 1/2" center to center mounting holes and has a 1 1/4" throttle bore. It appears to be in complete and in good rebuildable condition. Take a look at the photos, you get ...

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SOLD instantly!!! Thanks Jim and MTFCA! This is a rare, early helmet style tail light. It measures about 4 1/2" in overall length and about 4 1/2" in overall width and 4 1/2" height. This is a heavy, brass light with nickeled top. It has a large dark ribbed red lens and smaller white lens which are ...

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SOLD to Richard!!! This is a rare, early helmet style tail light. It measures about 7" in overall length and about 5 1/2" in overall width. This has a heavy, nickeled plated, brass light with a bronze/nickeled plated mounting bracket. It has a dark blue, red, and white lenses which are all in good c...

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The Minerva is still available at 100.00 including shipping in the USA.

SOLD: Early 1915 Brass Bulb Horn with Rare Elbow Connection SOLD 2.9.24

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Reminds me of these wheels on "Lucky 7" speedster owned by Howard Genrich. RIP my friend.

This Gray and Davis #115 tail lamp is about 9 1/2" tall and is probably from about 1911 to 1914. It is missing the clear side lens, which is easy to make. The body, chimney and font are brass. The door and top are steel. The red lens is in good condition as is the burner assembly. Overall, this is a...

The Minerva is still available.

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SOLD to Ed! Thank you!

This Stewart Warner Hand Operated Tachometer is probably from the 1950s. It is New Old Stock and includes two rubber tips and the original instructions in the original envelope. It measures about 2 3/4 inches in diameter. A great piece to measuring revolutions per minute (R.P.M.). A collectible that...

SOLD!!!!!!!! 2/9/24 This is an early 1915 brass bulb horn with the scarce "elbow" connection. It is in good, all original, condition. There are a few dings, but there are no visible cracks. It still has a good front screen and the correct two thumb screws for the front frame. It would be great for a...

SOLD!! Here is a nice, original 1916-1925 Model T Ford oil tail light. It has a "FORD Model 560" stamped on the top. It is in nice condition with good lenses, the burner, etc. It is a good one! Take a look at the photos. Price is 90.00 INCLUDING shipping within the USA. Call me directly at 734-730-4...

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I need a big hub puller, 3 3/8" by 16 TPI with the "pinch bolt" for a big 1910 Model 16 Buick. Got one?
Thanks.
motoringicons@hotmail.com or 734-730-4274

Here it is.....

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SOLD to Larry. Thanks to the MTFCA!

Here are two different brass-era exhaust whistles. One has three tubes and marked "Minerva Auto Horn" and is priced at 100.00 including shipping in the USA. The other has two square tubes and is marked "ACHO CHIME PAT NOV 26, 1912" and is SOLD. Both whistles are in very good condition and have been ...

Hi Joe- Do you have a Minerva cutout? This is the Minverva cutout/valve that I am looking for. Send me photos at motoringicons@hotmail.com Thanks. GZ

I am looking for a cutout for this early 13" brass Minerva Three-Tube Whistle. Or, I'll sell this whistle.

Thanks.

Email: motoringicons@hotmail.com or call 734-730-4274

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Thank you, Jeff. I appreciate everything you do for us. And THANK YOU for putting this "non-stuff" in the non-Model T section. -GZ

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You got 'em! Thanks and Happy Thanksgiving!

SOLD to Perry Goble Here is a good, early pair of Neverouts that can be used as a PAIR of side lamps or tail lamps. These are all brass and are about 8 1/2" tall. They are good, solid original and in unrestored condition. They are can be used as-is on an original car. The burners are missing and one...

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Reduced to 120.00 INCLUDING shipping in the USA!

SOLD to Tom. Thank you!

Chicago is the BEST for Neuro. ( I know!!)
He is in good care.

A couple of more photos. This is a really good radiator shell.

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SOLD to Tom! Here is a great early Whippet radiator shell that was always popular for Model Ts and other brands of speedsters and race cars from this era. It measures about 19" at the bottom width and tapers down, it is about 5" thick and about 26" tall. It is in good condition and be used as-is on ...

These are GREAT on Model Ts and other brass era cars too. For small sizes on stock Model Ts to large sizes for Big Brand X, they are the BEST!

Looks like a 1927-1928 Whippett radiator shell. These are amongst the most popular radiator shells used on Model Ts.

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SOLD!!! Here is an original, all brass horn that would fit onto a steering column or tiller that would date from 1900 to about 1909. This horn measures about 5 3/4" in the diameter and is about 7" by 9" in overall measurements. It is in excellent condition and has the 2-piece mounting bracket and a ...

Although I was a California kid during this period (I'm 57 now) but I do remember Mike Roberts in the early 1980s at HCCA events. I also remember seeing you at the Long Beach Model T Club Swap Meet selling your Model T castings,valve covers, bearings, gears, etc. Somewhere I still have one of your X...

SOLD!! Here is a really good original, all brass Rubes horn. Based on the circular mounting bracket, I believe that is for a late 1912 through 1913, but can be used on all years. It has both thumb nuts, a good front screen, an adapter and a rotten rubber bulb but it has a brass ferrule still attache...

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SOLD! Here is a nice large, all brass side lamps from about 1908 to 1912. These measure about 11"tall and have 4" by 4 1/2" original beveled lenses. These are complete with burners, locking nuts, four beveled lenses, red jewels, etc. They are not marked or have any identification which means they ca...

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I'll throw in a San Francisco Examiner August 1912 Automobile Section. Eight pages, about 22" by 17", in rough condition, but has lots of great articles and advertisements from car companies.

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I'll take 125.00 including shipping for the extra 23 magazines.

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Yes, many of these have the cartoons called "Asinine Alley" by Ward Kimball. I remember going to Ward Kimball's place with his railroad (yes, a real railroad) called "Grizzly Flats" in the LA area when I was a young kid.

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Definitely The Ultimate Model T Accessory. A great piece!!!!

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SOLD to Larry! Here is a nice group of early HCCA Gazettes. Included: -Complete 1954 Issues 1 through 6 -Complete 1969 Issues 1 through 6 -Complete 1979 Issues 1 through 6 -Singles: 1948 #3, 1950 #1, 1953 #4, 1954 #2, 1977 #6 These are great, early HCCA issues that are super fun to collect and read....

I have a few of these Miller Master carburetors, both on Model Ts and on "Brand X" brass cars. These are GREAT!!!!!! Simple and FAST!!!!

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