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I taught him everything I know and he still doesn't know anything.

I get a kick out of ads like this. Restored completely original. Powder coated frame, front and rear axles etc. So did Henry use powder coat?

Thank you all for your replies. Now I know.

Not. new to old cars but new to Model Ts My question is what is the difference between a low head and a high head? Thanks

My great grandmother bought a new Model T touring in 1925. She drove it until 1947 when it was parked in the shed and it's still there. It now belongs to my cousin and hasn't been run in about 10 yrs. He keeps it oiled up and turning over. I believe his son will inherit it. Not for sale.

Here in MN a number of stations have ethanol free gas. A sign on the pump says for collector vehicles, marine use and small engines. I use it in all my old vehicles, motorcycles, and small engines. During storage I add stabil and they always start right up with no problems.

Looks like a couple of Polaris sleds in the background. 75 TX? Maybe a cat in foreground.

Thanks for the replies. Appreciate it.

First off I'm new to Model Ts. Totally ignorant. I have the remains of a roadster body that I was told is a 23. The firewall is missing and in trying to do some research I find two width firewalls. One 23 and three eights wide and one 28 wide. When I measure across the body opening I get 27 inches. ...

Screw on radiator and gas caps and small hubcaps indicate 28-29.

It's only original once.