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I need a hood former for '09. Also a low head, front engine cover, front and rear wheels for same.

Never needed anything here in Australia.
Allan from down under

Honestly, I don’t use reverse much other than backing out of the garage or parking space. So, it could need some adjustment. I will pull the cover and see how it looks.

These are much taller than T. Maybe N, R, S?

We happened upon a 100 sets misplaced in overstock. Give us a call. While supplies last. Chaffin's Garage (951) 226-7331

Hard to find in complete working condition. Price reduced to $50.00 plus shipping.

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Accessory Firestone wood felloe demountable wheels and pretty sure the Atlas steel spoke wheels had 5 lug demountable rims… but don’t believe either had lugs fixt to the rims. Interesting…

I've been considering making a few of these for our own use since they're apparently not available to be purchased anymore? Before I reinvent the wheel, has anyone ever made a PCB file available publicly to get these made? The John Regan version is such a neat solution.

I wouldn't waste my time trying to partially re-spoke that wheel.

I would do one of the following:

- Find a better wheel locally

- Purchase a rebuilt wheel from the U.S.

Yup! Trying to put really expensive lipstick on a pig. No offense to the original poster. Best thing I did on my 15. Gives me at least some security when I'm touring with...

Reduced price to $250 for the pair.

I bought a lot of gas at 16.9 to 19.9 cents a gallon into the early 1970s. 28.9 cents a gallon was high price full serve! When adjusting for inflation, be sure to adjust the gas tax and EPA regulatory costs, too. Tax at the pump is not all the taxes priced into retail gasoline, either. Then there's the Ethanol cost... which is substantial and hard...

Sorry for confusion. This is for the improved Coupe, by hand. At the time of purchase, I was told it would not fit my car but no other option was available. Also, I have a reproduction aluminum windshield frame that does not yet have the hole drilled, nor the bracket yet.

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Going to Dave.

Thank you Kevin. I'll check it out on Monday and add a Pic of same.

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REO yes....., Ford no. You must anneal the rounded brass or you will kink it. You think Henry Ford would have added extra steps in that? Flat can be slapped with a mallet with a light edge support.

10) Radiator mounting complete set

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Its got to go.......$15.00 plus shipping, again the hub is in good shape

Greetings from Green Bay I saw you posting on this site and was finally able to get approved to contact you. I recently inherited a 1908 Model T that is in need of a lot of work. If we were able to make a deal I would use ours as parts for your car if needed or sell what we could as parts. I have a family vacation next week, but if you are still...

Front or rear?

Dave’s restoration and machine advertises regularly in the MTFCA Vintage Ford magazine.

Not sure what your looking for if this isn't it. The MTFCA Encyclopedia

Still for sale

Still for sale

Going to Scott. :)

I have one that I decided not to use
If interested, call or text me
Scott
636-544-775zero

Going to Stephen.

Looking for Edison#12 plugs for my Roof powered speedster.

tnx

frontyboy

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...

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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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!

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

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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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.