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Sold to Steve. Thank you Steve!

Correct me if I am wrong Kevin since this is your specialty but weren't the originals produced while hot as hell with a compensation roll to allow them to lay flat when they cool?

Inquiring Minds

Without specifics of the original process… I believe you are mostly correct. My suspicion is that material lengths were hot rolled (forged) into...

There are different types: The Bauer, is a folding type. It can be mounted/adjusted to fold up/down or right/left. Keep in mind, one half goes in EACH direction; IN towards the seat, OUT towards the windshield.
The Nevil, is a sliding type. Most mount it so it slides UP for entry/exit. A much nicer entry/exit arrangement. DOWNSIDE: The Nevil comes...

Frank,
Distributors are in stock.

Bill Devine
Texas T Parts

I called them this morning and they said they are out of stock .

Bill double check. Maybe they misunderstood what was asked for.

Snyder's says OUT of STOCK Lang's doesn't list them

Going to Tim.

I have never seen one before so I assumed they were rare. Oh well. Forget I mentioned them.

The good ole Cyclone Filter ...., Have used plenty over the years Craig! I like the 1928 Chevy ones the best!

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Larry is correct..., the rounded trim is actual for boats. I have to make it on a sheet metal brake in the past or use a power roller with 3/4 flat dies..., works either way.

Just Sayin

To the top again... Many thanks. !!! MTFCA ! ... Could be last chance to buy quality rebuilt coils for Christmas or New Year's presents.

I am looking for the wood firewall

Frank, that is very racy-looking in a speedster kind of way!

Hallo Bernhard ;
I made nearly the same parts to charge the Battery of our 1912 .
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Greeting from Holland
Toon

I need to exchange 4 wooden spokes for a rim with wooden spokes. The spokes are longer and a bit narrower than the regular ones. The 5/8 tenon ist longer 0,9 inch) than regular ones. Where could I get one, I could not find them at Langs or Snyders.
Thankfully for your help
Bernd

Bernd, as someone suggested to have someone make them there....

This was my dual horn setup on the '26 runabout. Used two T horn buttons on steering column for choice of horn. :D Ford horn bracket fabricated from 3/16 aluminum flat stock.

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Watch the video by all means. Plenty of tips there. After viewing come back here with any questions.

need to place a order
please send address
tom

Vern, I'd like #3,4, & 5. I'll send you a PM/email a little later in the morning. Thanks!

Thank you all for the kind words. Still available.

Sold to Rich.

Welcome back Dave. Sorry to hear about your losses. I was wondering what happened to you. I bought a several parts from you a few years ago and then you disappeared. Glad to see that you are still alive and kicking!

When making new wooden felloe halves the stock used should be a foot longer. The ends of the curves will never be bent in a circle, so they need your be trimmed off/back so the half piece is part of a true circle. This is not quite so important if making laminated felloes, as the thin lamunates will hold the curve bette.

Allan from down under.r

Sold, pending payment. Thanks for quick response !

SOLD, Pemding payment

I was under the impression that the worm gear would be the limiting factor when it came to speed? An accessory overdrive wouldn't remove that particular bottleneck, because it's on the wrong side of the equation?

I had a TT years ago with a 2:1 overdrive. It ran with the others Ts with ease. 35-40 mph all day long.

Neater above or below. There were no pads used on T's. Someone may have added to level the body out so you might want to check the frame rails for sag. If you did want to add them, I would suggest on top of the running board aprons, so the body sits on them.

I noticed the drain valve on this carburetor. It appears to be the same as the ones that were available several years ago. Wouldn't it be nice if a knowledgeable person could make those again.

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Manny and All.. 4 used Edison #14 spark plugs for sale... $100.00 plus shipping... SOLD, pending payment.

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Price reduced to $32.50 !!

Keeps nasty 'possums and invasive raccoons away from your trashcans....

I think there are published auction results available. There seems to a a lot of interest in gold and real estate these days. That will pass, again, and people with money to spend, or deep credit, who are a numerous lot, will be looking for other things to purchase. (If the Mandamis among us can be kept in check) Will they choose pet rocks? Old...

Second pic from last is a drill rig.

I prefer the early models to the later ones. I think they look great in maroon, which I'd choose over red. If I could be so lucky as to own an early fastback, I'd want it in the dark blue.

Thanks for those links.

Very good.. thank you Kurt and Larry. Now to go to the little brass screw drawer. Don’t worry; they won’t be those horrid Phillips head screws…. :lol:

Steve and I do about the same thing.

Home Depot bucket with about 6 inches of kerosene. Put housing in bucket.
Attach a brush to a pole and pretend I am making butter in a butter churn.

Final rinse with some clean kerosene.

I missed it. Already sold. Nice clock

I own one….Need some pics? Send me an email

Thanks! I sent you an email.

Price drop

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Towmater, Lizzy, and Filmore are for sale also..
Not free sorry...

Steve, It's good to hear that you're getting good care. Take care.....

A lot of that thing could be rebuilt with flat sheet metal. A little rough sheet metal looks just fine under flat olive drab.

They're gone here. Just after a major remodel, too. The wall clock near the checkouts has vanished, too.

Spoken for pending payment. Thank you Wayne and MTFCA

If you're successful, please post your result, would love to see it. Maybe something you could reproduce & sell.

Going to Rich! Thanks Rich!

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No welder? Use rotary carbide rasp to cut into the race, tap with hammer to loosen race. If no success use a bigger hammer.

Sold thanks for looking

Wow. I just hope no one was IN that poor car at the time...but they may very well been executing someone that way!

Now thats exhibiting discipline- to not sit on the hood. :roll:

Sold to John

Another beautiful carb Kim. I swear I still don't know how you've acquired so many rare pieces in such remarkable condition!
I spoke with Steve at Langs and he recently acquired a pot metal 1910 Holley like yours but needs a new bowl.
That's not gonna be easy to replace.

I found out the problem wasn't my latch, after all. The problem was a rusted, broken spring inside the outside door handle escutcheon. Lucky, I had an extra outside door handle with no plating and was basically, junk. I removed the spring from it and now all I have to do is reassemble on my good plated handle's shaft and crimp the retainer in...

Sold to John pending payment.

While you are up there working, verify the retainers and the pins on the rim are in good shape.
If these fail, the lens does not bounce well off the pavement, I have had it happen.
The brass ones (and nickel plated brass) ones are particularly suspectable to this.

After it is assembled make sure it is properly locked on and then tap on the...

:D SOLD… thank you David and MTFCA

New price, $300 plus shipping.

While the rear cap is self-evident, the center cap is just a bit wider than the front. The front pretty much covers the saddle; the center one does not fully cover the saddle. As said, the rear cap carries the full thrust by itself no thrust is poured in the block, some do add it there too but the block has to be cut back to add.

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You may wanna click on her name and email her through the profile pvt msg thing...but do email, NOT PM as it's' doubtful she's on here a lot to see your reply.