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could you please upload some more detailed pictures

Good for you Steve!!! Greetings from Scotland.

Hi Kim

What is your preferred method of payment are you any further forward with the cost of postage?

Norrie

Kim

Sent you an email and private message with my address.

Norrie

You are a gentleman thank you very much.

Norrie

I would like to buy all 3 horns do you ship to the UK? and do you take PayPal?Happy to pay whatever the postage costs
Norrie

Scotlands First Car Factory 1900s ARROL JOHNSTON CAR FACTORY

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dhNwmpn8qnI

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rwxh8DW-WJM

Has anyone fitted these two there Blockley's inner tubes? are they suitable with the 30 by 3 and half inner tubes? https://www.modeltford.com/item/DC1.aspx

I would like the front wheel hubs what would the shipping be to the UK

Is the price of our cars increasing in value?? https://www.bonhams.com/auction/27329/l ... e-catalog/

Looking for a speedometer for 1913 preferably a restored one, I know we have a coil Dr and a carburettor Doctor do we have a speedometer Doctor? Here is a picture of what I have so far do I need any other parts for the speedometer?

Norrie

Looking for a speedometer for 1913 preferably a restored one, I know we have a coil Dr and a carburettor Doctor do we have a speedometer Doctor? Here is a picture of what I have so far do I need any other parts for the speedometer?

Norrie

modeltspaz wrote: ↑

Mon Sep 27, 2021 8:49 pm

The Dodge Brothers had a brewery at the factory in Hamtramck, Michigan. Every Dodge Brothers employee received one beer at lunch, except the employees who worked in the foundry. They received two.

I wonder how many beers the men got who were working with the arsenic??

I'm wondering if this is how they applied the paint at the Ford Model T plant? Warning warning warning this has nothing to do with the Model T!!!!!Warning warning warning after watching this you may want to purchase a Dodge :-) :-) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UdvweoHbBcs Absolutely wonderful to ...

There are some serious questions about number 2. Donald B Hess "restored" the car. He was well known as a collector of early Fords. I sold me some NRS parts. He advertised several times selling very early Model T parts, so it is assumed he had extra very early 1909 parts. The Model T in question ha...

I sold me some NRS parts.?????

Terry it sounds like you have a very busy schedule when you come over the pond maybe have to take 3 years off.

In 1911 a Ford Model T car was driven up the tallest peak in the UK in a daring publicity stunt by Henry Alexander, Scotland’s first dealer of the American car company Ford. In a bid to assure customers the Ford brand was of higher superiority to hand-crafted British cars, Mr Alexander ordered his s...

OilyBill you are a mind reader how did you know that's what my cat was thinking

There is some fabulous information in this video about Model T fasteners............why the square head screw was used in the Canadian production line and not the American production line.

Robertson, Phillips, and the History of the Screwdriver

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R-mDqKtivuI