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My Brother has an original 11 and the boards are original, Made from crates. They have the name Simplex Manufacturing Co. Kansas City Missouri stamped in them assuming it was a roller as it is repeated ever few inches.

That sign looks great Bob. The name almost should say Bob's Garage.

The early automobile pins are a bit harder to come buy or make as the Eye is round and the ends are the same length. Making them much harder to get a hold of to bend over. On the newer pins that most are use to that are in a tight spot I take a flat blade screw driver and cut a slot in the end of it...

I would recommend a pressure fed blast cabinet. You will use much less air and a much better and faster result. You will only have one hose with a nozzle on it that makes it easier to handle and get into tight areas than the most common siphon type cabinets.

John, When your Father posted on the form I listened to what he said! He sure seemed to know the correct and best way to rebuild a T and had the experience to back it up. He surely is missed!

I have ran a Five Ball for over twenty years on my 1910 and 1911 and have worked well for me. Rebuilt them with a Brass float and new needle and seat.

I didn't realize Darel that your car was March 8th as one of my 1910s was March 10th that was very close for that time period.

There has been alot of great information given. Thanks for taking the time to post!

Thanks for taking the time to reply.

Looking for input on what is being used for the cleaning solution for carburetors in an ultrasonic cleaner? Brass, Iron or Aluminum carbs.

It went to Minnesota

This pre state plate was on my 1904 Model T when I purchased it.

I open and close my fist with my arm out hoping to draw more attention. I have held a blinking LED in my hand too. Especially when making left hand turns. I have the passenger in my right hand drive cars make hand signals for me as I wonder how many realize what the signals mean out the right side o...

I find it interesting that Henry used multiple coils (one for each cyl) on the T and how the manufacturers are using multiple coils today. Not having to have the Hi tension path threw moving parts as a rotor and cap. I also hope that most people on the forum understand how simple a coil is and how i...

I saw the car on Craig's List. It was on there for a couple of weeks. You got a great deal it looks like. Congrats.

Great photo. Maybe a Brush. Thanks for the photo.

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Interesting Auto. Thanks for posting.

Ken was the one to ask if you had a question about early Ts. He will be greatly missed. R.I.P Ken

Drove threw Spooner yesterday and still a nice little town. A lot of ice fishing and snow mobiling this time of the year going on. Much busier in the summer with all the lake activities.