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Dan; when I pre-ordered my email address was craig@luton-family.com; It has changed to craigandjoan@gmail.com. Thank you Craig

Do you have a good pair of forged end rear radius rods?

Do you have a good pair of forged end rear radius rods and a pair of 1913 to 17 oval top sockets that go over the windshield?
Thank you
Craig
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WTB 1926-27 oil return tube that fits inside the engine. Goes from behind the mag field coil to the front main bearing.
Plese send e-mail to craig@luton-family.com
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Craig

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Sent PM. Craig

If John doesn't take them then I will.

Craig

While we are at it, does anyone have any 1907-13 IHC high wheel car parts? Please e-mail to be sure I get your reply. Thank you, Craig

It was the largest Maxwell built in 1912 so I doubt it is a 4 cylinder. It would be best if you e-mailed me. Craig

I have some 1912 Maxwell Special stuff, if it is the same as what you are looking for, I will see what I can find.

Thank you both, I am sending your replies on to the owner.

Craig

I don't know but it is not 36. I don't know how to post a picture but if you send me your e-mail address I will send you a picture of one.

Thank you, I have posted on Ford Barn

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I don't need the grayhound, just the stock hood ornament with the high "V" in the center for 36.

I am just finishing a long and difficult restoration of a 1936 Ford Cabriolet for a client in the Seattle area. The one thing left to find is an original hood ornament, either a NOS or one that can be restored. We have in this area a plater that can do wonders with old parts. If any of you have an o...

I am just finishing a long and difficult restoration of a 1936 Ford Cabriolet for a client in the Seattle area. The one thing left to find is an original hood ornament, either a NOS or one that can be restored. We have in this area a plater that can do wonders with old parts. If any of you have an o...

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just sent an e-mail about forged end radius rods.
Craig

Thank you everyone for your replies and especially to Dan for his research on the topic.

Craig

Some model T touring and roadsters used a sheetmetal brace that fit between the rear fender and splash shield to help with the rattling. When did they start using this brace and how long was it used? I know it wasn't used in 1913 but don't know when they started using them.

Thanks
Craig

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