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My son and I decided to take a Christmas Eve ride in the T today...With my Santa hat on my head we set out.. the weather was so nice here in York County Pennsylvania that our short ride turned into a long one. Driving down the back roads of this rural country one could easily believe it was 1919 . T...

I wanted to share a turn signal that I found online that may be a great alternative to wired turn signals. I believe the manufacturer goes by the name Carthree.. I have been searching for a wireless turn signal as I am not really interested in permanently wiring turn signals on my T.... I would rath...

I had considered that someone may have re-stamped the serial number but I would think they would have to grind the old number away removing a good chunk of material causing the raised cast spot to be much lower where the numbers get stamped... it doesn’t look that way to me but I’m sure anything is ...

I went out and looked at the cast date on the block today and it is 4-4-18 but I forgot to write the darn serial number down so I will try again tomorrow... based on the serial number list my serial number falls on May of 1919 so my block seems to have been cast and sat around for a almost full year...

Thank you everyone for the helpful replies... I will get the numbers off the block and post them tomorrow. George

Whoops sorry about the sideways photo... not sure how to fix that?

Here is a pic of the T ... it’s an open cab express build ... it’s nicely done ... not 100% accurate but I’m really in love with this style.

Hello, I was curious if anyone can shed any light on a question regarding my 1919 engine? On the engine block where the generator would normally mount there is no cast boss or provision to have ever mounted a generator... I am aware that there is a casting that could have been bolted in place if a g...