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Heinze coilbox switch for 1909 model T reproduction hardly used $150 including postage in north america

A bit of wear , but useable . No nuts , and missing one oiller . Asking $25 plus postage . Would probably be $20 in a bubble wrap envelope from Canada

Interesting Tim that mine didn't have the pin . I wound up using a small punch to tap the shaft out of the drive dog . I think that there just wasn't enough end float in the drive shaft . everything turns freely now , but the speed drum seems to be sticking .

[image][/image]I've got it down to the point where the shaft has to be taken out of the white metal casting so that I can hone the casting . just not sure if the shaft can be tapped up ? or if it has to come out of the drum and go down ?

I talked to Russ , and I have his book . very Knowledgable guy . I'm trying it myself , and have determined that the white metal has grown tight on the drive shaft . I'm at a pause as I try and figure out how to remove the drive shaft from the magnetic drum . Russ's price seemed very reasonable , I'...

I have a Stewart speedometer that looks like it's in pretty decent shape . When I try to turn the input shaft it is very tight . I can't turn it with my fingers , but it turns with a screwdriver . ---Any ideas on the best aproach ?[image][/image]

[image][/image]Drivers door for 26 Tudor . removed from a car in the 1950' s and stored inside since . Excellent condition with no dents or rust outs . $500 . I'm in Canada north of Toronto , but am going to to the Can Am tour in Michigan in a couple of weeks and the red dirt tour in PEI and can del...