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they are riveted on my 26 frame

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You are right, the block kit came with 2 sets of rear blocks. I set with a rabbit and 1 set without and only a chamfer cut on on edge I assume to lay against the bend in the frame rail. The pic above is from a car I crawled under and took the pic. I didnt look close at it but it may have the rabbit....

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I could be dead wrong as this pick looks like its through the bloc. The blocks came with no holes drilled in only the two rears

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Rear wood spacer block has no through hole for the frame bolt. Looks to only wedge beside the bolt and clamp in place. Why is this. As much as the frame flexes I would think it could work it’s way out

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I want one too

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Made my morning, thanks.

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do this and I will buy DVDs

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Danny Your correct, the 1910 Bosch Bracket setup has the pulley belts alignment in the same location. See the photo. Art IMG_2160a.jpg IMG_2161b.jpg Thanks Art. I am going to Ron’s tomorrow and pickup an old camshaft to use for pulley mock-up. I like playing around with this but lower on my list. I...

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Vowel Art needs to add this. He is a busy man.

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open roadster

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I have a pile of new parts, all reproductions from the vendors. Complete windshield assembly with new safety glass panels. Trying to find an exploded diagram to figure out where to start. I assume painting the frame and small parts first. I tried to search for an older thread with no luck. Thanks in...

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Will these work with 12V and a dropping resistor?

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Looks like I have the holes, and rivets are still there

So I can now say I have a 26 - not a 26/27?

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Thanks Dan
That’s awesome

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I will post a pic when I get mine.

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https://www.modeltford.com/item/2918.aspx

I found it

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firewall pad. Cardboard or something a little more water resistant? You guys make your own or purchase?

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Brakes are sold

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$700 shipped never installed
All part included except rods and pedal

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Thanks guys, perfect!

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I didn’t see this thread and responded to the other. We need to merge.

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Let me clarify, I am going to start this up and run with these until I get time to change them out.

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Cannot find any pics and can’t go anywhere to look. Which side of the firewall is it attached? It is so low I cannot imagine it goes behind the head on the engine side?

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I hate the looks and plan to swap these out with drum hydraulics. And haven’t even run it yet

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Jonah
Pm me, I am not anywhere to get emails
New drums included

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Rocky Mountain pics

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Will get pics tomorrow
They are at my shop

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Jonah
I have a set of each
New rocky mountain set with drums and a used set of AC’s
I am almost sure I will be selling both sets
Both large drum

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Where to purchase some? 26/27 open car dash panel screws. Don’t see them on the vendors sites. These need to be correct as they are in your face all the time. Cannot have tacky modern fasteners there.

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They are rare, his last two!

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Yes Hank Lee’s creation

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Right or wrong I got it done

1/8 inch pop rivets with washers on the backside

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Here is what I have

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Thanks duck
That’s perfect

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Pickers just found cases of these last nights show

That’s the only reason I know what you’re talking about

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John
I agree
Even with the dashboard and fuel tank out it’s a bear. I am glad I started to tackle this before I mounted the fuel tank and dash. I never gave it a thought, usually I’m the one doing things 3 or 4 times to get it done.

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I found some earlier posts on this. You replied then. My fuel tank is out. A couple fellows said they used pop rivets

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Is there a hook like the model A has that clips over this?

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Radiator shell turned out pretty nice. Cowl lacing looks self explanatory except for the 2 at the bottom. Bottom looks easy as the back is easy to get to so the rivet can be split. The next one up seems like a rigid nail. What is the fix for that one? F8DCBFDB-EEE8-4ADD-B3BF-D14E6D2F541F.jpeg BC8332...

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I am building my roadster parts pickup truck and need some dimensions. The subframe rails on my body are chopped off after the first crossmember behind the seat. If anyone has one without a trunk or bed bolted on, could you get me some measurements? I only need the total length of the rails. I assum...

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I just paid $400 for top irons

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https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/thr ... r.1219908/
Not mine - passing it on

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You got that right

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Will tonight Dan
Working without my laptop today.

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Jim
That’s perfect, thanks. Tack together like a pallet and bolt to the rear sheet metal. Now how does the spring attach to the wood frame?

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I like bullet holes
I have one in my dash and may make a couple somewhere else

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Heck
I’m used to boat building. I could steam bend some 3/4 square white oak. Maybe, I’m a little rusty

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I beg your pardon John

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Dallas
I need one of your doors

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awesome
How do you fasten it ? Wood screws from the cockpit out?

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I have the wood tack strips for the 26/27 roadster. The vendors sell a plastic tack strip that is flexible and would be one piece and waterproof. What is the wise words from you all on this subject. I am building a beater truck and not a show/points car

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Bump today
I have the wood pieces and a Snyder’s spring. Any pics would be appreciated of these wood sticks fastened together.
Thanks

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I need a door, cannot remember which side. Need to look in my parts stash. If someone parts it out

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Dan
Email sent

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What does the wood frame look like and how is it attached to the back springs?

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Frame doesn’t look all pitted. Lots of good parts
At least chop those saplings down growing through it

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: With this home built bed going on it

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Mine started out by gathering parts.

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I like Snyder’s and Lang’s. Me, being in Ohio, will pay sales tax and shipping with Snyder’s. But it shows up next day. I try to spread the wealth between all. I’m about tapped out on these builds though, gotta throttle back.

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Mine came today

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Makes sense
Thanks Jim

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Glad to post them
I learn a lot sitting back and listening
So you all say it’s a R engine?
Cannot tell anything by the serial number? Other than it matches the tag?
Are there records for the number of these early car’s production?

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Rich, we had just talked about this few weeks back. Guy at the printing plant where I am working knew the salesman who gave us a tour tonight. Cool place

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I can stop by and get more specific pics if anyone wants. I am over this way working maybe once a month.

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This is the board with it. I didn’t see the trunk lid

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Part of the original crane track on the ceiling for model T assembly

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I posted some pics in another thread about the Butler Pennsylvania Ford dealership which is a Henry designed old building. Some say this 1907 is not a R from my earlier pics I posted. I just had a tour of the building tonight and here are some of my pics to share. I am not knowledgeable enough to sa...

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Les
I like that backing plate. Please proceed with these

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Thanks Eric

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You cannot use the stock ac setup with a aux tranny as the tranny is in the way of the cables can you? I haven’t dug into mine yet to mock-up but only looked at you all’s pictures.

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Can I see a picture of this if someone has one?
I am putting together a 26/27 pickup and weighing options

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I have a aux transmission in the way of bolting that to the drive shaft

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I like Richards setup and may try to recreate it. I have a ton of stuff in the way and if I can get those control rods outboard of the frame it would work out for me.

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Thanks guys, good timing and I didn’t need to search. I am almost ready to set my body also

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Pm sent Dave
I will take them

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Does anyone have a picture of Richard’s linkage bolted to a frame? I like the looks of his crossbar but hard to picture where it would bolt to the frame.
Thanks

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Can someone show me the proper way to install the bridge washer?

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I agree somewhat with you all. Tell me what all I need if I want to use metal stem balloon tubes? There are 3 pieces needed? Sheet metal piece, and 2 nuts?

I have 4 old rusty rims for normal driving and 4 restored red rims for Sunday. I might try the metal stems on the Sunday rims.

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Why take an original Ford part an modify it to accommodate a part that was made incorrectly in the first place? Because there are no small stem tubes available. Seems like 5/8" is the going standard now. Tubes widely available. Not that the part was made incorrectly, manufacturers make what makes t...

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Yes, I am good with the surgery. This is a driver and I will fit the stems. Seems like all the repops are the same size.

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I have 5 tubes from Snyder's that are in plastic and not marked as country of origin or manufacturer. The base of the valve stem measures 5/8". The specs on the Hartford's from Coker's website are: This is a 440/450-20/21 tube with a TR135 center rubber stem. Recommended application is for Bias Ply ...

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I cannot find any country markings on them
Came from Snyder’s

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The valve stems seem to be a little large in diameter around the base of the stem. Will not seat all the way in a 21 inch wire rim. Then its a bear to try and get it back out.

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Where are these made?

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I will take these if still available

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