People with questions should come here for answers...

[Steve Jelf]

...IF they can't find the answers on their own. BUT you can save yourself the time if you know where to look. Parts ID? Get the digital version of Bruce McCalley's Model T Encyclopedia. It includes the dates of many changes, sometimes even with pictures. There's a truncated version on this website, but the digital edition includes considerably more information. There are a good many more useful references everybody should have:

https://dauntlessgeezer.com/DG80.html

Some people think I know a lot. A lot of what I know is where to look for answers. You can't remember everything. It's best to let the books remember information for you.

[Mark Gregush]

"Some people think I know a lot. A lot of what I know is where to look for answers. You can't remember everything. It's best to let the books remember information for you."
That advice was given to our drafting class and have lived by it for many years. Often it is better to know where to look then give wrong information from memory.

[Dan Hatch]

Drafting class? I didn’t know you were a NASCAR driver Mark.

[Mark Gregush]

LOL Dan! Think that would be drifting, which is what the kidos like to do in the intersections here under the cover of darkness.

[DHort]

Tell that to my professors when I am ready to take my finals.

[Dan Hatch]

All you need to know is
“If your not first, your last”
That should get you an A.

[SurfCityGene]

Mark, No that Drafting is what you're not supposed to do driving in the Montana 500!! Try passing another T without some drafting, haha

One can't imagine the how much the windage effects a Model T until you have experienced it first hand! It literally feels like a Tow Rope!

[Dan Hatch]

“Slingshot engaged “

Shake and Bake

[MariaDenesik]

Absolutely! Having reliable resources like Bruce McCalley's Model T Encyclopedia is invaluable for anyone seeking answers.