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I chase a pixie like this that damn near put me in the looney bin...., do as Jerry said and my lil pixie was a hard seat that was installed very crappy and was loose dancing around.

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Definitely know what one is but your posted sounded like a single type. Yes, I have one but do not want to part with it due to gun smithing work. Will keep my eyes open but they do not show up very often.

Definitely a 30 X 3 1/2" by the looks of the rim dimension area.

Course thread or fine thread?????

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Sold!!!!!!

Sold!!!!!!!

A crows foot works too…, just saying.

As see, included is a chromed steering column support! ., $60.00. Email if interested.

Very nice set mainly for a Model A, $100.00 with shipping. Email if interested.

Absolutely beautiful bud vase, $125.00 with shipping. Email if interested.

Very high quality distributor base, modify a head to fit. $120.00 with shipping. Email if interested.

Nice selection of Model T rivets, etc. $50.00 with shipping, email if interested.

Making a softer and lower cushion and making a less bulky back rest are a remedy but it is really depended about your stature. Taking about 4" of the steering column for folks with a larger waist is another remedy.

Way to go Mark!!!!!!!!

I have plenty of era correct wire terminals (heavy) in both closed and fork style eyes. Send me an email with quantity.

Hank

So old they have the wire sizes stamped on the back.

If it does not turn in the direction you require, use a bell crank from a Jeep forward cab. Just follow the 90 degree rule of steering geometry in the push/pull at the attachment points. The internet has all of this.

Ross steering boxes can be found in various types that are easy to adapt, ie, early Jeeps, early Willys, Crosleys, Cushman, early golf carts of various manufacturers, even old tractors used them.

Just do a little research

Very Nice David..., Rock On!

Statistics do not lie…., from my graphs and selling items for years with market interest and values.., if it does not sell within 16 hours of posting with the quantity of views, there is a 92.6% that I will not sell it. Calculating car values and trends the same way…, example, Model T’s since 2008 a...

SOLD to “One Hung Low”!

With respect Jerry, it follows the rules of a 501C in that you are not allowed to promote a business directly but may post sources. This is to prevent shell businesses from forming in a non profit. Protect the club comes to mind.

All Good

Vintage cloth wiring…, $85.00 with shipping. Email if interested.

Hump Day Special...., new prices!

Matt, That is first for me! That timer is definitely a nice wall hanger!

Jerry,

They list their items with no business information on the lower section of the page. Personal items are permitted under the rules and by laws. Services offered are in a separate group.

Just Sayin'

I think you are in violation of the rules...., Businesses can not advertise.

Just Sayin'

Nice assortment of rivets, all steel and some NOS door pins! $50.00 with shipping.

New Prices!!!!!!!

Who is paying for rehab and your deductible if you hurt yourself? Asking for a friend.

In the current economic environment…., time plus material is the estimated. And I have to much to do around my place.

Thanks anyway

Lots 1,6,9, and 1 Mallory distributor sold.

These are great for Speedsters with very nice spaced ratios! Everything there, Completely rebuilt transmission, bell housing with separation plate, flywheel, clutch kit, shifter, clutch cable, starter, etc. You just need the front adapter and to fabricate how you want the drive shaft to be , open or...

Scott,

Please email with address to confirm.

Thank You,

Hank

One Mallory distributor sold!

i did n t do goode n enwish .....

Going your way Mark..., Thanks!

Lot #9...., A NOS Ralph Reeder Distributor with instructions, gear, etc. but no bell crank or linkage....., $220.00 with shipping. SOLD!!!!!!!

Email Only if interested.

Got it Perry!

MORE....,

Lot #8, As seen in the photo, Beautiful Cobalt Blue bud vase with high dollar re-nickeled mount, $125.00 with shipping.

Email Only if interested.

MORE......., Lot #6..., As seen in the photo, Tools, hollow rivets with split rivets, $125.00 with with shipping. SOLD!!!!! IMG_5953.jpeg Lot #7...., As seen in the photo, A Robert Roof design distributor base made by Malcolm Rose with the inside engraving and our mods to improve stability, $125.00 ...

Lot #1..., As seen in the picture, $40.00 with shipping. SOLD TO PERRY! IMG_5948.jpeg Lot #2...., As seen in the picture, chrome column mount included! $50.00 with shipping. IMG_5971.jpeg Lot #3...., As seen in the picture, $100.00 with shipping. IMG_5970.jpeg Lot #4...., As seen in the picture, NOS...

Machine the bottom of the shaft as others have stated...., done bunches over the years. Anything else is asking for a dangerous situation in the hands of those with limited skills. The shaft/flange attachment is where all the torque is located.

Just Sayin'

Transmission is SOLD!

I do have a RAD 4 top loader transmission available completely rebuilt with everything except the adapter plates for $800.00.

New price…,$1,200.00 FIRM! You collect and if you can send an email, you can call too with no excuses!

Hank

Pop out the pin on the u joint, separate forward of the pinion spool and go from there….., just a little logic.

I still have those decals in my stash…, Thanks for the flashback Dan!

Who said you had to get off the creeper? As an old salt, come prepared, more beer and just lean over for a whiz!

Thank You Mr Walt for the kind comments...., just life with shared experiences.

Completely rebuilt Ford C3 Automatic with all the C3 accessories (starter, flex plate, torque converter, dip stick, cooler, starter, etc, etc) minus the forward adapter plate, rear has had extensive mods to go back to a shortened enclosed driveshaft. T engines will not load up with this beast. Puts ...

Exhaust pipes etc do not run hot on low grade fuel, up the octane, compression ratio, overhead valve....., you are creating heat or power (typical KW conversion). The coolant temp does not raise. Look how your modern car creates power.

Happy Birthday Glenn!

Mark, My daddy says your daddy is still a punk..., he has 4 years on him. Dad pulls out his AARP card time to time.

Some of us live in a very humid climate and some live in a very dry climate......, wood is a sponge and when it warms up too quickly after being in that humidity, Oh Crap!

Well they do prevent heat causing your floor boards to rattle/warp/crack/etc! Wrapping the exhaust pipe will only cause them to rot out at a very fast rate as it makes them sweat with condensation from the outside. 4,000 degree Rockwool in-between is just an added bonus. Just Sayin" IMG_5713.jpeg IM...

REO yes....., Ford no. You must anneal the rounded brass or you will kink it. You think Henry Ford would have added extra steps in that? Flat can be slapped with a mallet with a light edge support.

Online metals has whatever you need. They give you options in grades.

Correct me if I am wrong Kevin since this is your specialty but weren't the originals produced while hot as hell with a compensation roll to allow them to lay flat when they cool?

Inquiring Minds

The good ole "Cyclone Filter"...., Have used plenty over the years Craig! I like the 1928 Chevy ones the best!

All what is left is polishing the edges of the wing wings and it is ready for collection. Will be back after painting to install the upholstery.

Larry is correct..., the rounded trim is actual for boats. I have to make it on a sheet metal brake in the past or use a power roller with 3/4" flat dies..., works either way.

Just Sayin

All what is left for the windshield is upper and lower channels with retainers/cut and polish the glass. Started the pull back pleated seat wrap for back and cushions.

Dave so glad to hear you are fine as can be expected under circumstances! Surround yourself with kind people.

All the Best,

Hank

So after all the rough in with a rasp file, I come back with a conventional double bastard and then down to a single bastard file. Then I start with 80 grit, 120 grit, 240 grit, 320 grit all dry. As you can see depending on the cloth wheel weave and jewelers rouge used will determine your sheen. We ...

Well both frames are in shape today. Did some shopping for peep mirror mounts and they all look like flimsy crap...., Soooo I started making dagger style.

US Boiler Works made a lot of odd stuff here and there to back fill as required. Definitely looks like their logo.

I have been using the same files for over 12 years. After 2 cups of coffee this morning.., one is in the rough.

The key in a good job is quality material, T6061 billet, good files and rasp. When ever you are working any soft material use canners wax by means of rubbing your file. They never plug and clean up easy. Watch your pressure when cutting on the strokes. I use lay out dye for a good contrast. IMG_5749...

Billet T6061 aluminum (solid).

Galvanized sheetmetal formed on a box brake with 4,000 degree proof rock wool behind it.

Seat was supplied by customer (steel) just modifying for comfort.

Bucket seats are nice but they do not meet the stature requirements for modern old aged folks...., converting to a love seat design!

Some added items......,

Firewall dishing for an overhead conversion! Lower floor board heat shields are a must!

Well finally finished up the truing of the billet on a vertical belt sander using 40 grit. I drill completely thru the stanchions and then TIG up the holes for a full depth thread.., old school. Now making windshield/wind-wing templets and setting the style as we agree on the final design. Next will...

Frank…., AWESOME POST!

And you can rebuild/rejuvenate your battery for about $25.00…., search YouTube!

Geez Folks easy fix to all of this...., A Country Boy will survive! Get 50 pounds of potatoes, 1 pound of zinc galvanized nails 2" long, cut #12 gauge solid copper wire into 2" lengths, and a spool of 12 gauge strained copper wire. Now start making series/parallel circuits and you just made a potato...

Can't afford a membership but can afford an antique car......., Priorities are in the wrong order !

As the wheel of economics and social interaction runs its coarse, we fail to realize that a few pay the dues and others benefit for free. With that said, not putting anyone down, we will run out of those paid members that contribute the funds and then the dues increase. Sounds familiar as this is ho...

To a mirror finish!

I have always set timing by a vacuum to optimize fuel efficiency. Simple with a vacuum port, set to the highest HG psi and back off 1 psi at idle. What ever is your octane level you just hit the sweet spot. If you ever wonder why some T intakes have a drilled port...., now you know. Science does not...

It will have wing wings as well.

Will provide more as this project progresses.

From years back.., keeping my word to assist in the parts that do not exist. Installing a Vega Steering Box, High angle wedge for the column drop, and custom billet aluminum windshield stanchions. Posting this to show others how to do it. The key in making these, you must use a variable speed metal ...

uhmmmmmmm Hey Moe Hey Larry.......,,,,,, Ouch..., Ouch...., Stop It!

Well there is a simple answer to what you are referring to as greed..., . Spending a lifetime collecting parts at swap meets (buying them), or buying out a whole lot at an auction (with fees), Or trading something else for them. Now add up all the travel expenses to include wear and tear on equipmen...

Hats off to Kim, Frank, and Others on your homework!

And the good news is....., Ross and Wiseco still make custom pistons and ring sets to any size you need!

Mack, I tried like hell to inspire others years back to include mentorship. If I restore a part it has some sort of value in my time and resources to get it and fix it. I have given more away for free than most know. If it is not worth a fair price..., then it goes for scrap as I control my destiny ...

One Hung Low says…., “Thank You Daniel-Son”!

Someone left saddle soap on it without wiping it off. Re apply saddle soap and rub for awhile then wipe off should do the trick.

Wax on..., Wax off Daneilson!

SAD..., But Dan I said it 10 years ago about support of the hobby and producers of replacement parts as you know. All your expenses to and from, risk of an accident, wear and tear, etc makes you rethink the future. I have loaded the last of my Model T parts on a scrap trailer so on to the final chap...

It amazes me that some have forgotten history. Starting in the late 1940's the shoe was on the other foot with UK and other Commonwealth counties and USA made items were tariffed to death, Now that the USA wants "Protectionism" to keeps "Us" as a superpower, everyone has hurt butts! Who are you goin...

Simple..., use a correct piece of round stock, a correct "catch" at the bottom and do it in a hydraulic press!

LOOKING GOOD BIG DAWG!

Scott...., Really? You forgot the bubble wrap and duct tape! Amen to your post as I can relate big time! I slid a motorcycle under a semi trailer in my 20's as the jackass ran a stop sign. Thank God back in those days they did not have all the under carriage barriers on them or I would have been spl...

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