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Looking for a 26-27 tail light bracket, 26-27 two door sun visor and a 26-27 coil box lid.
Thanks

Is the 26 roadster PU still available? If so, please give me a call or text.
920-eight 0 eight-3381.

Thanks Ray......I was hoping to find something in the Midwest. California is a little far away for me!

Wanting to buy a 22-25 roadster body only. A roadster pick up would even be better.
Please call or text 920-8 zero 8- 338 one.

If you make any more I’ll will take a complete set to do four wheels.
Please send me a text when or if you decide.
920- eight 0 eight- 3381
Thanks
Randy

WOW! That's the coolest T motor I've ever seen! If I had an extra 10k I'd buy and park it in my living room!
Nice Nice work.....

Darel,
I just sent you an email........

Thanks Don,
All good points, I'll defiantly do that before I do the finial drill and install.
Thanks again for all your help.

Wanted To Buy...... a 26/27 switch and Amp meter. Needs to be in good working condition.
Please email me at myers@baslerturbo.com.

Don,

This is perfect....exactly what I was looking for. This will make it so much easier and will take all the guess work out of it. I can't wait for the weekend so I can get in the shop and start working on this!

Thanks to everyone for all the help with this.

Thanks Guys....very useful Info.

I'm in the process of restoring a 1926 Coupe and all the top (roof) wood is missing. I'm wondering if anyone has a drawing showing the layout and dimensions. Any help would be appreciated.

Don,
I'm interested in the roadster box. Please call or text me.
Thanks,
Randy
920-420-6359

Good point! thanks Dave.

Bob,
If I remember correctly wasn't that a 26-27?
Randy

Wanted to buy a 1923 to 1925 Model T body.
I would prefer a roadster, cut off roadster pickup or pickup. However.... I would consider just about anything.
Please email me at: myers@baslerturbo.com

I can only comment on what I've seen in aircraft engines.... I have done several aircraft engine teardown and overhauls and seen where cam lobes were worn completely off causing serious performance issues. I've also witnessed cam lobes partially worn down causing HP losses. All these cam lobe issues...

Thanks everyone for all your great wisdom especially Wayne. I now have a much better idea on what I have.
Randy

I'm curious to know if anyone knows what make of car this motor meter / radiator cap came from. Could it possibly be an after-market ? What would be the value?

I got this with the old oil can at a garage sale along with a bunch of model T coil boxes. Any value on the oil can?

Hank,
I sent you a PM.
Randy

I ordered a new Brassworks radiator three weeks ago and it showed up last week. I got mine from Langs.

Bob,
I'm interested....sent you a PM
Randy

Scott,
All very good points and if it was my car I would jump at Hanks very generous offer. However..... because we have a budget I need to see what I can find.

Thanks Hank I'll keep that in mind. The issue is.... these are project cars that the employees that I work with and I are putting together from a large pile of parts. They will be speedsters just because we only have chaise parts. This is all being done with volunteer labor and we have one that is 9...

Looking to buy two (2) serviceable Model T generators. They don't need to be overhauled just in working condition. I may also settle for a good cores.

John, it's all yours.....Please send me a PM with your address and I'll get it sent out ASAP.

I have a copy of Tim Moore's book "Another Fine Mess" that I will give away to anyone that has the stomach to read it. I will also pay the postage to anywhere in the lower 48. I purchased the book about 30 day's ago and find my blood pressure goes through the roof every time I start reading it. Warn...

Sent you a PM.....Randy

A friend of mine Richard Cole passed away on Tuesday April 9th he was 103. Richard was the last surviving Doolittle Raider and was LT Col James Doolittle's co-pilot. I find it very disheartening that it didn't make much local or national news that day. Mr. Cole was real gentleman, soft spoken, forwa...

They are coyotes and the lever action shotgun on the right looks like a Winchester model 1887. They produced the model 1887 in either 12 or 10 gauge. The shotgun on the left looks like either a Browning A-5 or a Remington Model 11. These two shotguns are nearly identical and difficult to differentia...