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What does it do if you have the brake pulled all the way back when starting?

Looks like a great way to spend the day!

If it's an improvement on your full flow count me in for 2.

Thanks for posting all of these wonderful photos.

Those steps are for ease of entry into a horse drawn buggy.

Here's my interpretation.

What is the procedure for testing the output of the generator?

My gauge is also not showing any charge. How do I test to make sure the generator is actually working?

Thanks,
Gary

Simply amazing.

Installed my new speedometer that I bought from John Regan

How do we go about ordering one of these?

Re: Post the earliest picture of you and your T April 4, 2017.

April 4, 2017.

VERY COOL!!!

I can only imagine the feeling of satisfaction from reviving such a piece of history.

When I restored mine, I wet sanded starting with 180 grit and worked my way to 1500 grit. Then applied a couple coats of butchers wax. I could'nt be happier with the results. (And no black hands when driving)

Allen,
I have 3 or 4 " of clearance when in the trailer. Only 1/2" at the door. I have some e track and tire baskets that I will install prior to hauling. This is just being used as garage space until the weather warms back up.

: Unfortunately, I put it in the trailer for the winter.

If you would like.... I could take that truck to my place and spend the next 10 or 15 years fine tuning it for you.

Model A tailgate is the same as the T.

We have a roadster pickup and a Tudor. I prefer the pickup, but my wife prefers the Tudor. And the ability to haul the grandkids is a huge plus!

Snapped this last weekend when my brother and our wives were out on a cars and camping trip in Vermont.

I run two T's and an AA in Ma. None have stickers, and I have never been bothered.

After all of the time and money that
I have invested in my restoration, the last thing I’m going to skimp on is oil.

It looks like a foot throttle.

Has anyone ever told you that your touring car would make a great looking snowmobile??

Road testing is the best part of the research.

Just took the boss lady for a 25 mile joyride. I'm sure glad spring is finally here!

Found another one.

Thanks for the pictures Dan. That's exactly what I'm planning to do.

Thanks guys. My truck doesn't have the sheet metal frame for the cover. I will make some.

Does anyone have pictures to show how the battery cover fits? I have a replacement cover that a bit too wide to fit the indent in the headboard. I intend to trim about 1/4" off of each side of the cover where it is too wide. My question is, what holds that cover in place? Does anyone have any pictur...

Thanks Dan.

I couldn't find this by searching the old forum. Can someone please share the dimensions of the wood for the pickup bed on a 26 roadster pickup?

Thanks,
Gary

Lookin good!!

: Here's mine.

Grab a test light and start at the battery working you way to the coil box.

Damn kids...

Works perfect Steve!

I like those wheels Dallas.

: I figured I better try this out too.

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