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Just remember that a well built ugly car will remain around for a long time to offend but that beauty is in the eye of the beholder said she as she kissed the cow. (that's an old saying from my mother in law)..

You are on the right track. Just remember that a well built ugly car will remain around for a long time to annoy and offend people.

1912 Buick been running for over 60 years that I know of. Do you need a du4 ?

Thank you Rich, I heard it through the "grape vine" and wasn't sure. Frank

I heard that Larry Sigworth of Bartlesville Oklahoma had passed away but that is not verified. He has been the M.C. at the Speedster runs in Lincoln Nebraska for many years. He is famous for very authentic Paco bodied Speedster.

Some times the connecting rods can get twisted and will cause a knock. We had a 1913 that had that issue. Straightened the rods and the knock went away.

Roger never had a Model T but he did restore a beautiful 1917 Dodge Touring Car with "all-weather" side curtains for inclement weather and a prize winning 1931 Model A Ford Deluxe Coupe. He joined the Long Beach, CA Model T club because of our interesting tours and comradery. He liked to claim that ...

Jon Codman: Because some of us go 70 or more and we used beads

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Thank you Jim and I understand that the faster you go the more caster you need. So I will set up originally at 1/4" remembering that there is about an inch and a half of threads and that I have the jam nut set at half way. I think I will screw it in a little more because the thread count is so close...

Toady with the top up.jpg We are replacing the wishbone with a set of front radius rods with Laurel lowering blocks with the spring mounting system. The front axle is perfectly aligned with the front of the frame and now we need to know the correct angle or measurement so can move the axle forward ...

I use a 45 degree chamfering or beveling reamer in a 1/2" variable speed drill on the inside of each mating surfaces of the hogs head and the cam block and simply jam the O-ring in the space because the shafts do not make full revolutions but simply move back and forth in an arc. Haven't had to repl...