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If you are coming to Luray to sell your parts, post some details in this thread to give folks a teaser so everyone knows what you have.

I will be there, selling Model T parts, and Model T tools. Darryl Bobzin

I am looking for a 1920''s front wishbone with a nice ball.
Jon Crane
cranejon@hotmail.co

I will be selling assorted T parts and looking to buy Model T Keys.

Drive safe and C U there,

Don

I will be bringing the following:
- NOS Holley (Model S) 2-screw carburetor for someone who wants their 1913 to be complete and original.
- Restored 1915 version of the Holley G with steel bowl
- Wheel Bearings
- Useable Brass hub fan
- Rocky Mountain brakes (repro) - complete set, never used.
- Some Maxwell 2-cylinder parts.
- Other misc. Ford T parts.

If you have any questions, email me at: jlyons111@hotmail.com

1925 coupe interior parts including seats,seat box , windshield.

Simplex pull starter

Snowmobile Skis

Visor kits for 23-25 closed cars EXCELLENT reproduction.

Rverse Pedal Extensions in aluminum and BRASS

Should say ORIGINAL Model T Snowmobile conversion skis plus a Repro Snowmobile step

Wish I could join you this year!

Miss seeing you Larry! Looking forward to hanging out in my barn with you in October!

Check my post on Loading the Trailer for Luray. Thanks Dan

I have a rebuilt 1926 and rebuilt 1927 block with no trade in required.

A few Model A parts and too many Model T parts with some early fire truck parts.

I might sell my 2021 6 X 12 closed trailer, with a rear rap, new spare and less than 500 miles on it, if anyone wants it for $4,800.

Bringing T parts:
Rebuilt May '23 short block(SOLD),
'25 and earlier Brake rod set, 26-27 rebuilt front axle, tie rod, drag link, 26-27 nice pair rear touring doors,27 Stop/Tail light,23-25 complete open car windshield frame.
Other small items.

See you there!, oh....and also going on the after the swap Model T tour!

I just purchased a hoard of T parts along with a half-finished '14 Runabout. Not sure what all I'll bring just yet, that decision will need to wait until after Carlisle. Possibilities include good wheels, rims, pair of rear fenders ('17-'25?), early hood, headlights, steering columns, grille shells, brass radiator, 1918 engine, coil boxes, oil pans, windshields, complete rear end, complete front end, etc, etc....
I might decide to move the '14 Runabout along to a new owner that'll finish it.

Greg: How about posting a picture of the '14?

I've been a little reluctant to post any photos because it doesn't look much like a car because it's all in pieces, not to mention it's jammed in my trailer because I have no room under roof to move it inside.

Good solid rust-free body, Rebuilt, correct 1914 engine, correct rebuilt 12 rivet rear end, powder coated frame, re-wooded wheels, new Brassworks radiator, restored correct headlamps, side and rear lamps.

Body is in there someplace! See everyone in Luray!

Thanks for the inquiries about the T. I need to consult with some "T" friends to help me decide IF I want to part with it and if so, what should I ask for it? I hope to see everyone in Luray!

We are nearing 70 vendors and some cool stuff is coming to Luray.
I know of a 15 Model T touring , 16 Model T Touring, Model T Snowmobile, Model A speedster, 16 Studebaker , 1907 Thomas Body, early 1910’s Cadillac Parts, Buffalo Wire wheels and hubs, early Chevy parts. Ford Flat head parts. KRWilson tools , tons of great model T and A parts. Don’t miss this swap meet it will be great!!!!!

Dennis.. refresh my memory, what is the date and time schedule for Luray ????

pkhammer wrote: ↑

Fri Apr 14, 2023 10:50 am

Thanks for the inquiries about the T. I need to consult with some "T" friends to help me decide IF I want to part with it and if so, what should I ask for it? I hope to see everyone in Luray!

That would fall under the category of "Some assembly required", right?

Luray Setup is Thursday May 11@ 3:00 PM
Friday May 12 - 8:00 AM- 5:00 PM
Saturday May 13 - 8:00 AM - 12:00 Noon

All information is on the flyer you can download and print from the website below

www.mapwsm.com

In 1914 it only took 93 minutes to assemble a Model T. How hard can it be?

I'll have information on a 1912 Model T Touring car we are selling (unfortunately I won't have the car there), also we will have a truck full of parts both Model T and Model A for sale.

See you all there.

I will be bringing some Bosch DU4 magnetos and a DU 4 Dual missing cap. And other good stuff.

Anyone coming want some Model A connecting rod cores? Like a 5 gal bucket full.
How about A cranks?

I'm still looking for a good left front fender for a low hood 23 touring. I will be there. Thanks
.

I have show all brass headlights and pair of cowl and tail light also steering column ,I think 1912
Not CHEAP

I will be bringing two professionally rebuilt Short Blocks For Sale. One is a 1925 with a 4 November 1925 Make Date and has the bolt holes for a 1926 transmission. The other is a 1926 with 31 March 1926 Make Date. Call or Email me for more detail on the overall rebuilt items.

I have some old fire Truck equipment, axes, and lights mostly.

I have some Electric Cowl Lights.

The trailer is about packed now.

Some of the major items I am bringing.
* Engine Blocks:
'15 (Poor condition), '16, '20, '23, (two) '26/27.
* Early '27 Engine, turns free, drums look good, has both manifolds, has starter and generator & an original New Day Timer.
* Pair of '15 Rear Axle Housings.
* 4 Ball Carb.
*Some nice coils (all Beep) with good cases.
*General mix of model t parts.
*Antique License Plates:
Ohio, 1918 Pr. and 1922 Pr., V.G. Condition
Pennsylvania, 1915 Porc. Single, (two) 1925 Prs., & (one) 1928 Pr., All V.G. Condition.
* TT Rear End. Has hubs, brake drums, shoes, hub caps ( some dents),some shackles and spring parts. Driveshaft tube is damaged.
If I can get a commitment, will bring it to Luray, if not will leave it home.

Thanks for looking, Email me at: jimsuter40@comcast.net

I have my trailer loaded! Demountable wheels and rims, Set of heavy spoke wheels from Worthington or Toro tractor (fits Ford '28-'48), front axles and wishbones, steering columns, headlights ('15-up), other prewar headlights, firewalls and grille shells (incl. high), model A grille shells, fenders, steering columns and wheels, brass radiator, windshields, fan assys, coil boxes, A and T turned cranks, carbide generator (1914 -needs work), some A and T fenders, rear axle shaft, '40-'42 Ford hydraulic brakes, railroad jack, and more!

I am hauling a couple older boys like me and cash to come home with truck loads!

I will be looking to buy a 1926-1927, 5 to 1, Part Number 3516E, steering post for a friend.

New brassworks 13/14 radiator, in the box. Plus a trailer load of stuff.

Truck is loaded with items someone just caint live without ! Be sure and stop by Darryl's discount corner. I will have items for your Mothers day shopping. Spark plugs, vintage tools, vintage jacks, spindles, luggage racks, the list goes on !

I will be looking for a re built carburetor or a nice one to re build for my 26.

I will have new oval and round gas tanks. John is bring them down.
Kevin Prus

Rich Eagle painting tickets will be available at the MTFCA Table, along with hats and shirts.