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Just finished watching the second video - very enjoyable!

A fun to watch video! Can't wait for the next one.

I have a low mileage '22 chassis that ran fine on gravel but when I hit the tar it wobbled greatly. Turns out the right king forging was bent back a few degrees. After bending it back to match the left side it ran nicely down the blacktop! Ray

Never get tired of your pictures of these hardy people in their Model T's in period settings! Thanks & keep up the good work! Ray

How about a rough estimate how many swap spaces we are talking about at Hershey.

What year is the metal pickup box? Thanks Ray

Nice find! Keep us posted.

Got ours yesterday, May 31 in unfolded nice condition - central Minn.

Someone once said that was one reason people would paint the wheels on their Model T a color other than black so they could find it easier in a sea of T's

I've had good luck with a pusher plate about 8" in diameter in a hydraulic press. The plate with a hub bored out to fasten to the stub underneath the hydraulic cylinder keeps everything flat. I know not everyone has a press, but maybe your buddy does!

Yes, we miss you already Andy!

The hobby won't be the same without you Bob! Take care & best wishes.

So sorry to learn of Andys passing. I knew him well. he would help you any way he could with your model T project and he had a great sense of humor - rest in peace Andy. Our sympathy to his wife Lisa and their daughter. Ray Maciej

So, is a crown on the bed strips correct for a '25 or was it on just a limited # pickup beds? Ray

Thanks Kevin! Ray

I have a '25 pickup box with factory bed strips and mine have a slight crown to them. I couldn't tell by the photos if yours are flat or have a crown. Ray

We really enjoyed your posts. Thank you! Ray

It looks like the wheel fellows are of the rounded edge type, and with the oval top bows would put it at 1917. Ray

Would be nice for spotting deer - off season of course! Ray

The fire engine looks a little like a '32 - '33 Chevrolet emblem on the radiator. My guess - anyone else?

Randy; You probably have seen the '23 body for sale on E-bay in California. $4600. Happy hunting, Ray

Sorry to hear that Dave! Take care. Ray

Cory; Does your Holley G carb have a cork float or a fiber type? Thanks Ray

I'll go $50. Ray

HI; Would like a price ono the 1915 T Touring. Thanks Ray rmaciej29@gmail.com

I'll take one also Donnie! Thanks Ray

Jay; Will take it if still available. Thanks Ray

Thanks Allan. I like that idea! Ray

Donnie; Would like a copy also when you do your next run. Thanks Ray

Has anyone welded a driveshaft end and machined it to 1.000". Thanks Ray

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