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Chris Paulsen, 1909 Model T touring #3042, made in Walkerville, Ontario. Is in Woodstock, Ontario. It is owned by my son Chris & I.

David Wilson. The Canadian patent plate is available from upholsteries by Dixie, Kitchener, Ontario. Email helper@dixies.ca
They sell Model A & T parts. Good people to deal with. If you Google it , they have a website.
Scott Kramer, Woodstock, Ontario.

Thanks Russ

I have a 1921 Canadian built coupe. Did the 1921 coupes have a sun visor ?
Scott
Woodstock, Ontario, Canada

Don Watson. I see you called tonight, but left no message. You can message me through the Forum if you like.
Yours in vintage motoring,
Scott Kramer
Woodstock, Ontario, Canada.

You are right Don. We have lost a great Model T person & friend. Steve had such a great knowledge of the Model T Ford. He was always willing to help & share his passion for the Model T.

Happy Birthday Darel, enjoy your day with family & Friends. Stay safe.

Tops & windshields where options in 1909.

I would like some opinions on what make of 30 X 3 1/2 black wall tires to buy for my 1921 T coupe. I will probably need 1 or 2 tires to replace the ones that have cracks in the side walls. Thanks Scott

I got the 2 rear wheels off this afternoon. Last night I put some penetrating oil in the keyways of the hub/axle. I remembered that I had bought a heavy duty puller at Hershey years ago. The puller that I started with was a lighter one made by Mossberg. The heavier one has no name. Well two cracks w...

Thanks Charley

I am trying to remove the rear wheels on my 1921 T coupe. One of the previous owners was a tool & die machinist. He was always trying to improve the way that parts fit. He had machined the tapered part of the axle & the inside part of the hub, they fit like a glove now. I have tried using my wheel p...

An old car friend, now long gone, grew up in an era when money was really scarce. He once told me if you wanted to re use a copper head gasket, you should soak it in some water & then put it in the freezer over night. The following morning take it out of the freezer & let it dry. Then put a light co...

Hi Darren,
I have a new one, that I bought for my 1913 T. If you need to see it let me know.
Scott

Hi Roger,
I own a 1917 Briscoe Model B424 touring car, which I bought in the fall of 1980. I have seen the caps painted black & some are nickle plated. I have a parts book & it tells which way they where supplied. I will dig the parts book out & confirm this.
Scott

Sometimes small pieces of metal, get stuck between the metal case & insulating ring connection. Give the timer a good cleaning & check with a meter to see if you have a connection between the metal housing & the insulating ring number 1 connection. If you have a connection ,clean it again.