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Need someone to possibly check out a vehicle in or near Great Falls. Looks good on the photo buy a pair of eyes is worth more than a photo

Rich, no the other two that I changed about a year ago are still okay at this point. The right front is the culpret. The first set that I had on went about 4000 miles with no problems what ever. I have not done anything to the front geometry but did check it and it is within specs. Just a bad tire I...

No Steve, they were brand new from a well known supplier.

I have had a set of smooth whites on my 11 for the past 10 years or so. Probably about 4000+ miles during that time. Last year I replaced three of them for various reasons. Tonight we went for a little car show about 10 miles from home. When my wife got out of the car she noticed the cords were show...

Model t barn, where is the engine located. I am interested, as I am currently working on a 1920 Buick

Rich, contact me at tsvanmeet@gmail.com I may be able to help you Tom

I have several sets of NOS Bosch points for sale. Tsvanmeet@gmail.com. sorry can't get the picture to load

I received a phone call last night from a mutual friend and looked on Google this morning to confirm it. From the mortuary site on the web "It is with deep sorrow that we announce the death of Herman Kohnke (Clare, Iowa), who passed away on April 20, 2020, at the age of 73, leaving to mourn family a...

I was very surprised this morning when I opened the website. GREAT work, looks good, thanks for all the work

Count me in as well, looking forward to it!!!!!!!!!!!

It's blocked for me too. How do you agree to run Adobe?

We kinda planned on attending Luray this year. Bummer!!!!!!!!!!!! What is there to see in the area? We would travel east on I70 and then south to Morgantown and east to Ridgely, south to Winchester, Front Royal and then into Luray.

Belt drive, no PTO on this one

The unit is an Atwater Kent magneto replacement unit, with a model CC distributor. The Gilfillan name plate is from the company that made the cap. Gilfillan was an early aftermarket ignition parts manufacturer. Gilfillan eventually became Bear, then Echlin and finally today we know them as NAPA.

Dan, I have several armatures that were rewound about 5 years ago by a reputable company in the Seattle area. Contact me private message and we can discuss.

Tom

Neat tooling and great photos

I have NOS consumable parts for these distributors- points, rotors, condensers and caps

Atwater Kent NO doubt at all From the ignition parts expert.

Come see us for NOS ignition parts for most makes and models from 1910 to 1960. I know Ford stuff is readily available but bring a friend along to see our vast availability of other ignition parts. We will be at C4N 31-32 just north of the central bathroom area in the north Chocolate field.

Tell me more about this meet. Location, time etc

Kevin is correct in his assessment of the different types of distributors made by Bosch. However, all through their production run, they only used 3 different rotors as shown in the photo. The one on the left with the T contact is the one most often encountered with a "model T" distributor. The midd...

Carter, sent you a private email

Tom

We went last year, waste of time and money