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Happy Flag Day. God Bless us all.

Hello,

I sadly might be letting go of a nice pair of 09 spindles. Any idea how much I should get for them? Any help appreciated. Picture attached.

Brent, Thank you so much for the information. Happy New Year!! Andrew

The 30/31 are a specific latch/mech for the rear door only. Hard to find. Any help appreciated.

Happy Thanksgiving!! Still looking for a rear door handle and mech for 30/31 Sedan Delivery. Please dm or contact 360-961-170six. Thanks! Andrew

Happy Thanksgiving. I am grateful for this website. Still looking for interior door rod. Any help appreciated. Thanks

Still looking for interior door rod. Any help appreciated. Thanks!

Still looking for rear door mechanism.

Hello,

My friend is looking for the passenger door rod that goes from the interior door handle to the mechanism for his 30/31 Sedan Delivery. Please DM or text 360-961-170six Thanks!

Rear door Handle and Mech for 30/31 Sedan Delivery. Please dm or contact 360-961-170six. Thanks! Andrew

Updated photo to clarify. Thanks

Hello All, Have any of you installed the truss accessory for the rear axel that John Stoltz at the Model T Ranch sells?? If so will this fit directly onto a stock 1909 6 rivet rear end??? If not then does anyone sell one that fits directly on a 6 rivet rear end?? Attached is the pic from John's webs...

Got her firewall adjusted. I realize the brackets that connect the winahield to the board it rests on are incorrect for 1909, but I am putting her back to her 1960's trophy winning era. Black and white picture is of same care, firewall and windshield. Current paint and condition is from the 1960's. ...

We got it!!!! Thanks to the members for help=)

Thank you two for your help. I will be csreful and hunt for the pin and how to remove it. Andrew

Hello, Our 1909 Model T roadster has a stock wood firewall. I want to take the firewall off. What is the easiest way to get it off in regards of the steering column?? Is it possible to unbolt the steering box and pull the column and steering box through the circle hole in the firewall the steering c...

Moved to wanted section. Thank you. Andrew

Thank you sooo much for all this wealth of knowledge. I really appreciate it! Andrew

I was told by a friend that my block seen in the first many pics of this post is a 1912 due to the flat screw in style frost plugs on the block. Does that sound correct??? Any help appreciated=)

Wayne and Joe,

Thank you VERY much!!!! All info if really appreciated. Thanks!!! Andrew

Frank,
Thanks for the link. Great info!!!!

Hi Steve,

There is not a number in the location like I have seen on other early Blocks. Did anyone ever take later blocks and cut and weld to expose the valves to make the block look like any early open valve egine?

Does anyone know what era T block would have originated prior to modification or if it was a reproduction cast from an original open valve T engine?? Any help. Thanks!

Hello Steve,

My friend bought it from Ron (prob 15 to 25 yrs ago) when he was alive. I believe Ron purchased the engine as it sits. Thanks, Andrew

Hello All, I am a newer member. I am going to be selling this engine that I am asking for info on. I stumbled upon this rebuilt engine block. I have dug through lots of wonderful posts on this forum. I was told from the previous 88yr old owner the following. "A Model T hot redder Ron Kippling owned ...

Hello All, I know this is a complete needle in the haystack question, but doesn't hurt to ask. In the mid 1960's California Horseless Carriage License Plate set # 3124 was on my friend's 1909 Model T. See pic please. The plates were left in California in 1970. Curious if they maybe floating around o...

Mark,

Thanks so much for your input. I do appreciate it!!! Andrew

Dan, Thank you so very much for your info=) I really appre iate it. Sincerely, Andrew

Hello All, I have a complete Kingston B1 gasifier regenerator (the attached picture for reference only off the internet). The pic is not of my exact unit. Actual pictures of mine to follow in a day or so. Mine is complete like in the picture with original carb. Needs cleaning. Not rough or rusty con...

Hello All, I am happy to be a new member to this site. Curious to see if anyone may have ANY information about the history of my friend's car. In 1970, my 86yr old friend purchased this 1909 Model T roadster with mother in law seat from the widow of Chico Fire Marshall Mr. Ray Head. Ray Head passed ...

Hello All, I live in Washington State. My 80yr old Dad passed away recently and I am going to be selling his large collection of KR Wilson tools for Model T's, Model A's and Flatheads as ONE LOT. No separating at all=) I need to get everything together for pictures, but I wanted to see if there are ...