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Have you tried a compression test?
If you don't have a compression gauge you could just try a squirt or two of oil in each cylinder.
Good luck!
Floyd

What year is your T? Any of the original equipment works well but can be improved on. Check/ replace the easy stuff first such as plugs. The things that woke my 23 up were rebuilt coils from one of the rebuilders on the forum. A TW timer, Stan Howe rebuilt NH carb then a Prus head. Do one thing at a...

"Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription for weak women"
Is still advertised on a barn about 5 miles from me.

Steve and Steve,
I heard from Harold tonight. He is ok but been battling with his computer.
That and just lifes busy ness, grandkids ect.
Thanks for noticing he hadn't been on in a while.
Floyd

Hello Steve,
I just sent him a text to let him know you were inquiring about him.
Floyd

You don't day where the T's are located but if you can get them running and to a port that is one option. We shipped the daughters vehicle from Anchorage to Seattle about 20 years ago, worked ok but I wouldn't ship them open deck! It was about $400. But remember that was 20 years ago! Another option...

Sent you an email
Floyd

Hi Harold!
Yes, once this virus stuff is over I think lunch at Scotty B’s would be a good way to celebrate!
Floyd

Gene C. Yes, I remember when you and RDR " found" each other. I remember Reid W. also. Hope things straightened out for him... One of the guys I miss is Bob Gruber (rip). He was the organizer of our Tenino lunch get togethers. Didn't see anyone mention Hugh J ? Yep all of that was on dial up!

Bob, You can bet this journey will be the fastest that ol' baggage cart has ever traveled! I have one very much like the one pictured that I'm replacing the wood in. Right now I'm trying to get the courage to make the mortise and tennon joints there are about 20 of them! A bit of trivia for you........

Bill
You might try the Hampton Inn.
We've never been disappointed there.
Good luck
Floyd

Thanks, Rod.
I remember seeing yours. That was a sharp looking speedster you had!

Was it the Armadillo that had the car number cast in the underside of the gas cap?
Does anyone remember how many body's were made. I knew some of this stuff when I worked on one that sold at Barrett Jackson a few years back and posted a picture on the old forum.
Good Luck with your sale!

#6 Could be the brushes in the generator aren't making contact with the armature.
You can hose it down with contact cleaner and or use crocus cloth on the armature.
Just don't clean with anything that will imbed grit.
Good luck!

Tim, I think your " poor memory" is working just fine! I wonder if that KampKar is from the old Harrah's collection?

I thought I saw where Peter Kable had signed up on the new forum but perhaps not. I would consider him the mtfca resident authority on the KampKar. Peter lives in Australia but had his KampKar on display in the US for several years then drove it on a rather long tour and road trip before the KampKar...

I haven't seen a T in the Honolulu area but did see one a few years ago on Maui.