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I am going to attempt to every now and then post a little Model T fun I have found, or made. I hope it works, and feel free to add on anything Model T Fun related that you find! I hand draw a lot, and have a terrible computer camera, so it won't be the best quality.

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Sis helping Dad to . . . ? An appealing photo, but what's the make and midel of the car ?? :lol: (No date or location for the pic)

I have been getting a number of inquiries for my Stevens Tapered Upper Reamers. I am considering another run. Due to increased cost the price is going to be in neighborhood of $250.00 + shipping.
I will need at least 7 orders for this to happen.
Email me at address in pictures to reply.
If I get enough interest I will look into another run of...

Hello.

I am looking for a not too expensive cover for my Lizzy.

Should fit when top is folded down and windshield is flipped back to the steering wheel.

Needs to be soft inside to not scratch or rub the paint off.

Needs to be watertight.

Needs eye rivets all around every 20 inches or so, for hooking in rubber bands underneath the car.

Needs...

I at one time had a book entitle This Was Trucking I just about read the ink off of the pages.
I thought that it might be fun to post some photos of trucks similar to the ones that were in that book.
Her are a few. trucking.JPG pennsylvania creamery truck.JPG valley lumber c.JPG

I have recently bought a 1930 Triumph Super 7 car that has been off the road for 22 years. I now have it driving but I have a vibration.
I think its the drive shaft (check the video link) so that's away being checked, straightened and balanced etc.
The car has a drive tube from the diff halfway up the car and then a solid drive shaft about half a...

Did Ford design the 1908 Model T with two fuel tanks?

Looking over the forum discussion recent on what to use for fuel in the model t, I found some other comments on fueling the car and found this.

Throwback Thursday: Henry Ford, alcohol-fuel visionary

Ford’s Model T, introduced in 1908, could run just as well on alcohol fuels as on...

I am searching to buy a 1917 Coupelet(two of the three models that year, but preferably the rounded back soft cornered roof, one is pictured below, or either the traditional flat roof, also a pic below, just like the 1918) or a 1918 Coupe. All three of these models in those two years have the removable pillars(removable door posts as some say). I...

I have three rebuilt Stromberg OF carbs. Complete, tested, and ready to go. I used some of the Tim Morsher steel replacement parts on these carbs. All three have new steel needles (identical to the originals) and the extra choke spring added so you can use the stock T choke mechanism to pull the choke on and the spring pulls it open . All three...

Well after about 10 years of collecting parts and research I've officially started on building my delivery car body. I do this kind of stuff when I have time and $. Thought you all would like to see the progress so far.

Here is all my body irons made up
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I ordered some Ash wood from the local Amish mill for the sills and the rest...

I love them, do you? Here’s a place for discussion 0CAE2DFA-8698-4677-AA09-9C3DF018D429.jpeg Here is my 1944 Ford/Ferguson model 2N. I play with it every opportunity I get! Let’s see Um if you got Um!

Winter is taking its Toll .... :!:

Time for a Laugh ..... :D

FJ

I'm curious about what people tend to like to run their T's on. I know that today's gas is much better than it ever has been but is everyone just running regular 87 or is it worth going out of the way to find ethanol free fuel? I can do either since my carb has a drain on the bottom of it so no fuel will be sitting in the carb for extended periods...

Hi,

Has anyone had any luck buying a headgasket lately? I have tried multiple suppliers, everyone says they've been on backorder for a long time. Steel, copper, silicone, all pretty scarce.

If anyone knows of a supplier who currently has them in stock, please share. Thank you!