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You could put a Model A Intake and exhaust on it like I have. The model A intake has a vacuum port right in the middle that I use for my Wolf Whistle. It does affect performance when I use it but it's usually in a parade or at a pretty girl on the side of the road. It improves the performance of my ...

You could put a Model A Intake and exhaust on it like I have. The model A intake has a vacuum port right in the middle that I use for my Wolf Whistle. It does affect performance when I use it but it's usually in a parade or at a pretty girl on the side of the road. It improves the performance of my ...

Is this still available?

I can send pictures if you call and give me your cell phone or email. Gary G.

I have two front fenders in rough shape. They have cracks that have been welded and some that haven't. They have been sand blasted and have two good fender braces. I'll take $150 and you pay the shipping from Denver. Call me at Seven Two Zero-215- eight 2 three 8. Gary G.

Here is my Old Wives tale. When my wife rides in my 27 roadster I have a passenger side airbag! :lol: Good thing she doesn't read this forum. Oh, and how about setting the coil points with a thin dime? Remember when dimes were silver and wore down? Or fixing the babbitt on a rod with a piece of your...

Paul,

Thanks for the post. Let's build a snowmobile for the Mile High Club. I used to have modern snowmobiles. I'd love to show up in Grand Lake, CO with a Model T snowmobile. Yellowstone would also be a blast in the Winter.

Still no leads on the 1915 Model T Roadster and Trailer that was stolen in the Golden, Colorado area at the beginning of Dec. 2020. The photos at the top of this thread are current. The engine, radiator and hood had been removed for repairs. The car could be easily identified by the ruckstell, inlin...

I can help you with Vol 17 #6. I also have the complete set of Vol 18 from 1983 and the complete set of Vol 37 from 2002. I hate to break up Volume 18 and Vol 37. How does $30 plus shipping sound for 13 magazines?

Gary Giarratano

I know you posted this almost a year ago, but I just saw it. We have a Model T Mule in our Mile High Model T Ford Club. The member who owns it is Gail Dins. Gail acquired it after the longtime owner, Bob Baston, passed away about 5 years ago. The mule is called "Little Eva," after Bob's wife. I'm no...

I picked up my Model T with my dad when I was 9. That was 59 years ago! I still remember sitting in the passenger seat and seeing the street below because there were no floor boards. We pulled the car home with my dad's 1940 Ford pickup. By the the way, you are not supposed to pull a Model T. It is ...

Let's add another variable to this. What if you have a 26-27 Touring or Sedan with a (goose neck) spare tire carrier? I have heard that the spring hanger bars are half as thick as the other models in order to screw the nut above the hole to insert the cotter key. I believe the order on a 26-27 Touri...

I have three to one gears with a ruckstel in my 27 roadster and I put 100 miles on it in the Colorado mountains on Saturday. I gained 2,700 feet from my house in Arvada to Conifer, CO 8,277 ft. I had to use ruckstel on the steep grades, but my car will pull them at 30 - 35 mph in high gear low rucks...

Last time I bought PVC primer and glue it came in a metal can. I took the brush off and it fit on my running board utility cans for gas, oil and water. Give it a try!

Does anyone know if the keys fit all units? I have a really nice lock with no key. I took it to a locksmith and they kept it for 2 weeks and said they couldn't pick the lock or make a key. They were Millinials. Anyone with wisdom know where I can get a key or have one made?

I can relate to what you are saying about a library burning down when someone dies. My grandmother was born in 1899 and I would sit around for hours and ask her questions about the old days. I think that is why I am so enamored with the 20s. My parents were born in the mid 20s and rode in their fath...

I fixed the muffler with a spot weld on the center threaded bolt, reasembled and placed it back on tailpipe. I broke it last Oct. going over the dirt and rocky 11,200 ft. Cordova pass in Southern Colorado. Charged the battery, jacked up a back wheel, as the 30 wt oil and 37 temp.,made for slow crank...

Can anyone identify these 4 parts, the year and if they are Model T? They are 2.75 inches long not counting the threads. They are black now but have some brass plating underneath. I think they might be prop nuts for a top.

Thanks for all the information. I had no idea they could cost that much. I'll just use the services of a member of the club that has one. As long as I don't break another crank I should be good for a while.

Does anyone know how much a pan straightening table would cost?