MTFCA Forum

When I was just becoming interested in Model T’s, this forum was my first contact with the MTFCA and gave me the chance to see how much support and information could be found in the community. Without access to the forum I could have easily decided that it wasn’t worth the bother. If we are going to...

I used a SKF/CR #11777, "backwards" with the lip seal facing forward. With the rim trimmed down to about 1/8" height, it was glued to the front face of the block with Ultra Black and gave just enough clearance from the OEM crank pulley. It can be replaced if necessary, by removing the pulley with no...

What modern car?
It's a bit crude but I feel better.

I would use a Cole-Hersee #9060 or equivalent. C-H are the best quality I have seen. They look like the previously mentioned switch from Tractor Supply and might be the exact same one they are selling.

Mark, I have been running this LL535 electromechanical 6 volt flasher for my turn signals and it has a nice steady flash rate even though it lives right next to the coil box. It has been working fine for over 5 years with 6CP front and 21CP rear incandescent bulbs, and flashes the same whether the e...

Steve,
I have a chunk of 1/2" thick black phenolic left over from a project. How big a piece do you need?
Best regards.
Brian Eliason

Looks like a bumpy ride.

Looks like part of a Ford water meter resetter. Moves a water meter higher in the box.

I'm not one to name my cars, but the '24 Runabout came to me with this nose art. It's staying.

Thank you Chris for all the work you put into keeping the forum working for us.