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Original Smith, never seen headlamp mirrors have a logo. Do not see any logo markings, but do not know where to specifically to look. Just know I took them out of my Jno Brown 19's prior to restoration and was lucky enough to obtain brand new mirrors.

For sale a pair of very nice headlmp mirrors/reflectors, These were removed from a pair of Jno Brown 19's. They are 6" in Dia. and are in excellent condition with no chips or scatches, These will make an extronary pair of mirrors/reflectors once resilvered. Asking $195.00 plus shipping. Please conta...

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Have a late 1911 Touring. Looking for same info as tbird. Drawings, Ford engineering drawings, or pictures would be most helpful. If I know what they look like I can make them fit my new springs. Do front and rear springs have wood framing?

The marking on the crankshaft seal I used was marked: CR 9876 Made In USA. Hope this helps.

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Have a pair of reproduction brass step plates. Sent an email

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Does anyone have drawings or detailed pictures of original front and rear floorboards? I would like to make them for my late 1911 Touring.

Glad to hear these actually do exist. I will keep looking and hopefully someone out there has one and is willing to help me complete my tool kit. Happy New Year.

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My basket case late 1911 Touring did have a couple of these rim nut/washers on a couple of wheels. I understand between 1911 and when I purchased the car in 1980 a lot of things could have been changed. But my research has lead me to believe these are correct. The rim nuts just need a leather washer...

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Were these jacks originally painted? Is so what color? Or what type of finish? Was the Ford painted red like in Kim’s example?

I have not been able to verify or dispute through any Ford documentation the pliers I am looking (see picture in original post) for my August 1911 Touring. I have been referencing the January 14, 2018 "1911 Model T Ford Tool Kit" article by Royce Peterson as posted in the Model T Ford Fix. I have fo...

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Unfortunately R.V. Anderson pasted away about a year and a half ago. He was a master at restoring and reproducing early coil boxes and coils. His brother made the boxes for him. His name is John Anderson, lives in Gerry, NY. He shouldn’t be hard to find, maybe he took over R V’s old number. He does ...

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Sometimes if you want an identical match you have to have them made. I have been fortunate I live near Detroit and have many local options. I have had great results at Argon Tool 248-583-1605. Madison Heights, Mi. They do stamps for the automotive Industry.

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Use a wood stairway handrail plug. They are tapered to tap in tight. They come in different woods and are easy to use.

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Britten’s Brass Works
Rick Britten
269-979-3928
Excellent work and great to work with. Did all my late 1911 lamps and acetylene tank. Very satisfied with turnaround time, cost, and especially the exceptional detail of work.

Someone by the name of J—— emailed me regarding the pliers I am looking for and while I was reading it for some reason the email disappeared/deleted. The picture you sent was a later plier not the one I need or pictured. Sorry for the confusion but thank you for responding.

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Had Stutzman make me one. Like his wheels he did an excellent job. He made it in cherry to match the rest of the wood on my 1911.

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Mon Sep 18, 2023 12:47 pm
The last tool I need to complete my 1911 Tool Kit! Thank you MTFCA and Bob for helping me with finding and buying the other two tools I needed. The following picture is the T 1903 Pliers I am looking for. Any help or leads will be great fully appreciated.1911 T 1903 PLIERS - 091523.JPG

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I appreciate all the input from everyone on the pliers I am looking for. The basis of the pliers I am looking for is the article from January 14, 2018 by Royce Peterson on the 1911 Model T ford Tool Kit in the Model T ford Fix. It has a picture of the pliers I initially posted and am still looking f...

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Thank you for everyone’s interesting comments. Still looking for my elusive pliers.

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I know for 1911 (I have a late 1911) & 1912 the Jno Brown generator has the cam and clamp design along with the casted base and badge otherwise the generators are the same. Some Corcoran and E&J’s have the wing and post as you described. If anyone needs a picture just email me.

Your generator is a Corcoran. The only difference between a Corcoran and. Jno Brown is the base. A Jno Brown base is a casting with three mounting holes. If you get the base and the Jno Brown badge for the lower tank you will have a Jno Brown. These are the only differences.

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