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Manny, please resend your email! Or PM me.

Thank You MTFCA!

Thanks George! I’ve posted this list several times over the years, hoping to find a match for someone somewhere.

Contact me via PM feature if your car matches one of these. I will send you a copy of the invoice that pertains to your car.

Stewart 160 plus parts shown to set up in your car. Just needs cable ends for the modern cable (included). $400 INCLUDES postage in the continental USA.

One round gas tank strap, as shown, $20 PLUS postage. [scampoutatcomcastdotnet] or PM
Second post shows gas tank strap.

Early Rushmore Headlamp/Searchlight, great for a speedster spotlight. 9” lens, mirror good, complete and in very good condition. $399 plus shipping. I have many pictures available. [scampoutatcomcastdotnet] or PM

$50 each, buy both and I pay postage

One Corcoran, one Brown. As pictured, new price, $50 each. Buy both and I will pay postage!
Contact [scampoutatcomcastdotnet] or PM

Jay, I returned a message…..if you don’t see it send me an email. I will reserve the bell for you. Thanks, JP

Last of the pictures unless specifically requested….

My ‘26 was painted with a satin like finish which I really like….

All items sold! Thank You MTFCA!

Wheel nuts are sold…Thanks Charlie!

All Sold! Thank you MTFCA!

Story Mark, wish I could help you.

Here is a picture of the priming cups…..

All parts INCLUDE postage in the continental USA. All lenses are$10 each except Ford H lens is $15. SOLD One pair of Guide Ray lenses in T Ford headlamp rims, SOLD Two nice (no dents, not mangled!) hubcaps, $15 each pair. SOLD RH 1926-27 spindle, good threads, SOLD SOLD Four nice priming cups. SOLD ...

Both coils are sold.

OK! Email sent.

BTTT…..new price

bryan831daniel wrote: ↑
Wed Nov 22, 2023 4:44 pm
I’m interested in the master vibrator. ~Bryan

Email sent!

Back up to top….

Back for a second round…..

Two pics of the empty brass top coil.

Two Brass Top coils, one works great, one is empty. $50 INCLUDES postage for both coils.

You got those Charlie! Also, the tire hardware is sold.

Last two pics…..

Have the following for sale: 1) 6 - 3X sparkplugs + I Champion #31, $25 for all. 2) Tire hardware for sale + Schraeder tire gauge, SOLD 3) Two brass body Kingston Carbs, need rebuilding, $25 for both. 4) Two hub pullers, one T, one TT, $25 each. SOLD THE TT 5) Brass rear view mirror, like new, SOLD ...

Rear seat foot rest, 33” in length, $50.00. - SOLD pending payment.
Split rim mounting tool, Master brand, $50.00.
Expandable running board rack, $25.00.
Folding running board rack, 36” width, $25.00 - SOLD pending payment.
All prices plus postage.
Contact email [scampoutatcomcastdotnet] or PM

Touring and runabouts had standard black radiator shells in 1926. This one in particular came off a very early ‘26 touring, the one I own now.

SOLD! Thank You MTFCA

One 777 and one 888 Valve stem plus all the misc. nuts,caps etc. some Dill brand, and a few Model A pieces. $100.00 for all INCUDES shipping in the continental USA. [scampoutatcomcastdotnet] or PM.

SOLD PENDING PAYMENT

The middle one is sold. Thank You Mike!

Early hubcap, as well as the high F hubcap are both sold. The TT hubcaps are also sold. Thank you MTFCA!

Send me an email with your address and zip so I can get postage. Thank you! Jeff P.

OK

. I will check tomorrow.

Not beat up….pretty nice originals. $15.00 each plus postage. Also one 1911-12 hubcap, same condition. $30.00 plus postage. Two TT hubcaps, same condition, $10.00 each. [scampoutatcomcastdotnet] or PM

Two for passenger chassis, one for TT truck. Choice $40.00 each plus postage. [scampoutatcomcastdotnet] or PM

$75.00 plus postage. [scampoutatcomcastdotnet] or PM

Master Rim Tool #27 works great, $50.00 INCLUDES postage. [scampoutatcomcastdotnet] or PM.

I have a nice one. PM sent.

Looking forward to seeing you and LaVernna…….Jeff & Diane P.

Hi Scott,
I sent a PM yesterday and an email w/ pictures just now.
Thanks, Jeff P.

I have a good used one + gears…..pm me to talk. Jeff P. in MN

Sorry to report to you I sold the box yesterday. It has been picked up. Thank You for your interest. JP

ckrafft wrote: ↑
Sat Jun 03, 2023 2:30 pm
I’m interested in the Model T bed?

Send me a PM

Tailgate…..

Sold! Thank You MTFCA

Grandson Rosco getting a Model T driving lesson from me.

Back up to the top…..note changes in ad

Missing only issues in Volume 1 #’s 1,2,3,4. All the rest there, excellent condition. $80.00, price INCLUDES postage in the continental USA. I also have more issues from the 70’s, 80’s on up available on. Let me know your needs. NOTE: I will sell individual issues if interested. Scampoutatcomcastdot...

Time for my annual listing of these invoices, hoping I can link someone with one of these cars. I have a friend who has approximately 26 invoices of T's sold through Auto Service Company of Copas, MN. He allowed me to make copies. Hopefully someone will have one of these cars. Most all list the name...

Thank You Mr. Jelf for taking the time to include a caption for all your excellent pictures!

Thank You very much Frank! I tried Roger’s #……did not connect.
There are also several Model T owners who lived on Pine Island. I do not recall names.

There was a gentleman name of Roger Barnes who lived on Ft. Myers Beach. He was a frequent poster here around 10 -15 years ago. Roger lived about in the center of the island and did own two Model T’s. I lost contact with Roger about 5 years ago, we sincerely pray he and Alberta are safe somewhere. I...

Wow!! This news really floors me.. there are three on this forum , in my opinion, are too demanding, sarcastic, and critical that should be banned ....but... I will not name names. Tim Morsher always gave good advice and added his help for people to solve their problems. I hope in a short time he w...

Dave H. and Tim W…….note I do actually make a mess once in a while!

I got the cleaning gene….my sister got the shopping gene

This is for those who have to deal with springtime snow melt and rains. Seems as though things have not changed much in 60 years about our beloved Ts.
From the March/April 1962 HCCA Gazette, picture and poem by Mike Roberts Photography.

Tim, we can overnight our extra skis to you and Connie. Since mail service is so good I’m sure you will get them before all that beautiful snow melts!

My 1913 has a 2/10/13 casting date on the motor. Engine #216761 which dates to 2/27/13 and the date on the end of the mainshaft of the transmission is also 2/27/13.

Getting things ready to install a starter in my 1913 Runabout……….

It is interesting that some clean for a week before taking pictures to post and others, well you know. They say that a clean and tidy garage is a sure sign of a sick mind. I must be only partially sick, right in the middle. It is hard to clean up every time you are in the middle of a big job. I mus...

Engine removed from my ‘13 runabout for freshening up and the addition of a starter.

One I let get away......

Two favorites......first is my son showing his son the”ropes”......
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The second is really my all time favorite.....Thanks Rich!

Pat,
You might see these two puttin’ around River Falls next summer.......she hopes to be able to reach the pedals then!

Here is some Minnesota local history concerning production of Model T’s and the glass needed for the cars. Picture shows loading of new cars on a barge in the Mississippi River at St. Paul in 1925. https://www.startribune.com/did-ford-motor-co-make-millions-of-windows-from-sand-mined-from-beneath-st...

Yesterday I drove my Model A to my winter storage. There I parked it and started my Model T and drove that back home to my shop for it’s annual safety check and maintenance. A distance of 8 miles one way. This is in Minnesota in January. Never have driven either before in the winter. Roads were dry ...

As always Tim, you are my hero! A very happy new year to you and Connie. J&D P.

]Many thanks to Mike at Classtique Upholstery for all the quality product and help he has given me for my various Ford projects. I stopped by yesterday to pick up a set of door panels for my 1919 Touring.

Every year or two when this topic comes around on the forum I have to get my copy out and read it......

Hi Darel!
I cannot view the videos either!
Jeff P.

I patched up (soldering) the old radiator......no leaks! I like the look of the honeycomb so will leave it for now but I usually install a new radiator on every T I own in time.

Here is some data on three 1914 Tourings I have owned over the years....if these make any sense..... #1 - motor# 421895, casting date 1-17-14, body plate# 433216, seat riser stamped 4-14-88029 (Beaudette body) #2 - motor# 440077, casting date 12-1-13, body plate# 399855, seat riser stamped 1-14-6838...

ericmac wrote: ↑
Sun Aug 23, 2020 12:19 pm
Us T guys really have it good when it comes to parts.

Amen to that....So do the A’s. Having restored a Packard and a Porsche in the past in addition to owning many Model T’s and A’s I stay strictly with the Fords.......so many suppliers with quality parts.

New radiator for my 1913 was purchased last spring. Thank You Brassworks! I do not plan on polishing it so eventually it will match the patina on the rest of the brass lights on the car.

After a 20+ year hiatus I got this recently purchased 1919 running......

After body being separated from frame for a little over a year, we placed them back together after a thorough mechanical review of the chasis. Fenders, running boards and splash apron were removed when i got it. This the the first time this cut down touring has had the body and those parts on the f...

I have had the good fortune to work with Mike on several upholstery projects on a couple of cars I have owned in the past. Great support from him. The last time I bought a top boot I drove to his new shop in Lindstrom MN. Good thing he has lots of room there as he sure is one busy guy! He always has...

Darel, you are the most spirited car person I know! Sure do miss seeing you and LaVernna at the swap meets this year.......and the Afton 4th of July parade is canceled 😢😢😢. Well, my wife is now on the board of the historical society so maybe we could make you and LaVernna grand Marshall’s next year!...

My wife’s grandmother lived to be 107, passing in 2005. Lived in three centuries! My favorite story she told was of the first time she saw a “horseless wagon”. The family lived on a farm in Finlayson MN, up north. One spring day in 1905 (she was 8 yrs. old) the children were playing in the yard when...

Thanks Scott!

Here is my 1913 (correct chassis with newer wheels and a 1914 windscreen) mated to a 1917 body back in 1953. A very FUN car to drive. I really don’t give a darn about what the experts think.

I used one of those $10 blankets you could buy in Mexico years ago in a speedster I had.

I stumbled across and purchased this 1919 Model T only 15 miles from me. Car fully painted but unassembled, interior half installed, no top but have irons. All mechanically rebuilt (yes!). It will keep me busy during these slow times.v

I’m with Steve J on this.....Rustoleum satin black with a brush is easy to use, durable and touch up blends in nicely.

Tim, maybe, just maybe, possibly, I might have seen a speck of dirt on your Model T..... :D :D :D maybe it was my glasses! In the meantime I drove my Model T to the bait shop to pick up leeches for fishing. The Walleye fishing opener is today on the St. Croix River which is the border water with Wis...

Congratulations Tim!!

I agree with Mark. I did the front and rear springs on my 1913 this past winter. I wire brushed mine, wiped them off and painted with Slip-Plate. No paint or primer as per instructions from a respected old time mechanic in my area. I am very satisfied with the results.

Thanks for adding the video Rolf! I actually saw Dirk gassing up the Model T in Duluth MN. back in 2013. He got away before I could greet him. Rolf, I sent you a PM.

Bill Mullins wrote: ↑
Tue Apr 07, 2020 3:31 pm
I would like know what kind of tires he has.

Good question Bill! I will try to find out, if I do I will post.

Wife and I in red, our two sons, their wives, four grandchildren and Grandma Betty, keeping law and order, standing in front.

Here is a nice story about a winter time trip around Europe in a Model T. Although the language is Finnish, the subtitles allow an understanding of what is transpiring. I think of Steve J. Or Dave H. Or Dean when a see videos of Model T journeys.

https://youtu.be/Qj5ABgjuK2c

Went for a nice ride in the country, stopped by the local historical society for a picture.....

Oops.....ran out of gas on the way home....duh......rescue!

Just got my order from Snyder’s yesterday.

I bought my “1913” model T a year ago. I sent a picture of it to Erik Johnson who immediately identified the car as one his father Bob bought off a farm in July 1951 as a 19 yr. old enthusiast. Same car same driver 68 years later.

Both of my antique cars and legally registered with YOM plates

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