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https://www.ebay.com/itm/Ford-Model-T-T ... SweJ1fJHlG

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9B7C58AB-6871-4366-BA85-34F8D45B3C70.jpeg DA6CC543-205B-4F3A-BB33-9628F5EF7357.jpeg I bought this Schumacher, it is pretty nice, 6/12 volt, and has different settings for different types of batteries. It also tells you right away off a battery is sulfated and no good. It automatically turns off and...

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This place puts any picture you want on masks.
https://www.contrado.com/estore/design/ ... e51f9232d6

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Depends where you live, but this may come in handy.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/1915-Ford-Mode ... SwCZRfHHKK

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Still looking for a brass steering wheel.

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https://www.ebay.com/itm/1923-Ford-Mode ... SwDaVfDgid

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Similar transmission , probably in the same family of cars.

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1916-21 or so Chevy k or 490? Maybe truck too.

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Want to buy brass spider steering wheel. Will consider bare spider.

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My, how times have changed.

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372A959E-80C7-4240-AAE5-ED6DB5A5A8D8.jpeg 5F5F631C-A779-47D1-A231-82DDA66A940C.jpeg I would consider seatbelts in a closed car, open car no seatbelts. Over the last 20 years or so there has been a variety of fatal accidents with open Ts. Some were ejected and died, others were seatbelted in and die...

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https://www.ebay.com/itm/1913-Ford-Mode ... SwdJtexCMP

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Want to buy 1909 brass Kingston Coilbox switch.

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Want to buy, 1909-10 starting crank with minimal wear, in good condition. No handle ok.

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Ok that makes sense regarding the Livingston , because I have one of those in my stash as well. It is a honeycomb.

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Yes it has wear marks from a T pan.

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I pulled this starter crank out of my pile and noticed it was longer than others that I’ve seen. It has a 1914 aluminum handle on it, but the top shaft is longer than a stock T crank. Same diameter. Any ideas?

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Still looking, brass spider or complete brass wheel considered.

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Tomorrow we remember.

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Wanted: Brass steering wheel in decent or restorable condition.

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Sold pending payment

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Still for sale, Come and get it.

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NOS New Old Stock Royal Accessory brakes for the small drum Model T Ford. Never installed, no wear. Includes crumbling original box as well as installation instructions. Complete, ready to install. 425.00 shipped to lower 48.

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The reproductions are stainless and pretty good.
https://mudsclassicparts.com/1934-ford- ... -set-of-4/

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What a sad loss. Babbitting is becoming a lost art unfortunately. Hopefully his son is going carry on his legacy, I know he worked side by side with him.

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https://www.ebay.com/itm/Sterling-Hand- ... 1506!US!-1

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Sold to Joe

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Take a drive in your runabout!

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Still have it

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Hard to find Model T Original Stewart #22 Speedometer Cast Iron Road Gear 1911-1913. Gear is marked "Stewart No. 22 and 8P 60T” Nice condition with good teeth. Includes original spacers and screws. 100.00 shipped.

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5.00 tool from harbor freight that every t owner should own, often saves hours of chasing gremlins.

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Unsafe using his right hand to start it, he may be sorry when he gets chauffeur fingernail if it backfires.

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I have an original cast iron adapter to put a T carb on an updrafts or A intake.

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There was several brands of bonded linings sold in the 70s, some made from automatic transmission linings. Some wore well, others were really hard on the drums. I think there was some earlier ones made too, called Ferrodo or something like that.

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I use wood bands as well, no issues and they were installed many years ago. There is a difference in pedal feel compared to cotton or Kevlar, such as a firmer pedal. You have to have experience driving with the softer linings to understand the comparison, not a negative, just different.

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Looking for a 1909-1910 Kingston 5 Ball carburetor to purchase

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Original gear, 100 shipped

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Impressive bamboo buoyancy

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Original steel Stewart speedometer gear for 26-27 wire wheels. P-35010, 16T-8-10P. Excellent condition. 125.00 includes shipping in states.

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Pending for Richard

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Let’s see it

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Saw this just put on the bay.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/1914-Ford-Mode ... Sw~15ec9~H

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Hard to find Model T Original Stewart #22 Speedometer Cast Iron Road Gear 1911-1913. Gear is marked "Stewart No. 22 and 8P 60T” Nice condition with great teeth. 100.00 shipped.

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I seem to remember Sterno /Chafer lids being the correct size?

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Apparently the millennials have moved on from eating Tide pods and are now licking public toilet seats as part of the new “Coronavirus Challenge” game...I don’t know what to think at this point.

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What a shame. Well, I guess we all should turn our classifieds into our own virtual swapmeet.

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I guess it all depends on the slope of the hill you are racing down.

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I would guess it’s the fuel inlet off a Winfield carburetor or similar.

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Nobody needs this?

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Another fight over water pumps again? Geez.

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This item has been sold.

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Nobody has even come over for a look see, back up into the rafters it goes....

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I have an original official Minnesota Certificate of Title for a 1913 Model T Ford, dated 1920. The serial number appears to be for a 1914, but it is a neat piece of historical document to have. It is in excellent condition, and includes the original matching registration as well. 75.00 free postage.

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While walking through the woods one day, I came across a young man standing in an portable toilet, stirring round and round within the opening with a long branch. “What in the world are you doing?” I asked. The young man responded, “I dropped my jacket into the toilet, and I can’t get it out!” I the...

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That would be about 500.00 in today’s money. The average cost now is most likely over 30 k

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Looking for good 1914 block

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Rebuild the coilbox with the plastic kit from fun projects. Readjust coils properly on coil tester. Make sure timer and wiring connections are all correctly functioning. Otherwise, you will be chasing your tail for a bit.

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Accepting offers

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Still available

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These are now sold.

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I thought that M&E was simply the parts distributor, and that the lamps were actually made by the Indiana Lamp Company?

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Yes they are

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These were bought many years ago for spares for a 1914, but never used or installed. Highly polished pressed aluminum. They replace the glass defectors in your headlamp, with the same beveled edge and shape, and uses the stock hold down wedges. 150.00 for the pair shipping included. 8488A36B-A38E-4E...

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I believe the U within a circle is the mark of the Union Drop Forge Company, 64-76 E. Ohio St. Chicago, Illinois. Company now lost to history. They made many cast and forged items for automobiles and motorcycles. Their name pops up in the old trade manuals.

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Bump. Still have it, come and get it.

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Here is an older unused reproduction 1914 seat back. 80.00, prefer pick up.

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I have one, 481**** serial number, April 1921. Still has the crank in it.

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I have a jno brown 13-14 tail light.

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I may have a set, I’ll have to look.

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Here is an early non louver aftermarket handmade and shaped accessory replacement hood. It is old, hand riveted and well done for what it is. It does not have the hood pad holder brackets on the inner edges like the original, it instead has the woven pads riveted closer to the edge. Made of steel. S...

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-13, -20, -25,-30.

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I have a Sure Mic counterweighted crank I recently retrieved from a estate. Is it a boat anchor or does it have value?

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Original 1912 or earlier 7 rivet engine pan, with the reinforcing plate under the seven arm rivets. Has been welded and repaired in the inner corners. Lots of sloppy extra brazing evident around the arms, nose and various places, obviously very old reinforcing by previous owner. It has a brazed patc...

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Sold.

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I have two never used reproduction plain steel 30-3.5 non-demountable clincher rims. Very nicely made, beautiful rounded inside edge, purchased in the 80s. These are the good ones. You need these if you are rebuilding your early wood wheels. 200.00 plus shipping. C7F70158-9E6B-4F6F-9F25-4C6A99FCCC07...

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Sent you a pm with a picture

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I have one with the lettered pedals still attached.

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Are you going to separate the production assets for individual sale depending on particular part? It might be more affordable to someone if separated into everything needed to make an individual part?

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Is there a price list of available production assets and parts manufacturing packages you are willing to sell? Maybe some of the retired guys would take on the possibility of continuing to make a few parts?

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Great meet, beautiful crisp day. As usual, Jay Leno showed up in one of his amazing cars, and in his kind generous manner, he worked the crowd and welcomed people to take pictures with him.

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May you all get the toys you asked Santa for.

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Just curious if the bike brazing job whether its smooth or lumpy in places. T restorers have asked questions on the forum whether to smooth out out Fords lumpy and flowed on pan brazing. A perfectionist would smooth it out. Wonder what’s the thinking in the old bike world whether to keep as is or m...

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Yes, it is a 1942 Harley WLA I am starting to put back together. An old war horse.

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I was always amused by the overzealous splatter and puddles of brazing on the Model T Pans during production, but realized that after sandblasting a 40s Harley frame of mine that Harley Davidson was equally liberal with their use of brazing splatter. It’s all over, not just at the joints, similar to...

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It’s long gone, closed in 1980s, sold off over the years. Here’s a link to an article.
https://www.hemmings.com/blog/2017/08/3 ... it-closed/

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Howard’s WW2 interview, and it’s quite a story.

https://www.ww2online.org/view/howard-genrich

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