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Well, I went an did it. I found a reasonably priced Frontenac head. It's a single port T model. Appears to be in fine shape. Used to belong to Tom Moore from Mass. The only thing is, It does not have any rocker arms.

Now I'm a pretty resourceful kinda of guy. And being versed in V-8 performance engines, thus, the wheel are turning in my head of a...

Someone told me that the ethanol gas will destroy the mag overtime they said the ethanol leak through gets into the oil and deteriorate the mad ring I would appreciate it if anybody has any information this. I go through 10 to 20 gallons of gas a week in my Model Tees and the mag in my 15 has quit working. My Tee are my daily drivers in Las Vegas...

Hey Guys...Happy new year

'15 touring, using the mag for headlights, it's wired stock(series). I can't get the driver's side headlight to light. Passenger side works fine. Tried known good bulbs still doesn't light. Thoughts...

Thanks

John

Yes it’s back on.
I’ve spent the last few months fixing my own T which broke a crankshaft late in 2018, a customers car with a bust magneto, several starters and generator and three tours. Oh such a busy life....
Well this week I looked over the 1909 Touring which I purchased as a restoration project in 2017 to see where I had left off. The body...

How many Facebook group members does it take to change a spark plug?

1 to change the spark plug and to post that spark plug has been changed.
14 to share similar experiences of changing spark plugs and how the spark plug could have been changed differently.
7 to caution about the dangers of changing spark plugs.
27 to point out spelling/grammar...

A relative has recently offered me an inroad to this hobby for a reasonable price. I've been given the choice of two T's for the same price, one as I've posted before is a 25 Depot Hack that started off as a closed car. The other is a 26 touring car that has been in a storage container for at least 10 years I'm guessing. My goal is to have a car...

I inherited a 1927 Fordor from my grandfather a few years ago and am just now getting around to trying to fix it up.
It’s been in my family since it was new. My grandpa’s grandpa bought it brand new in OKC.
My uncle’s are telling me that it was the last Fordor assembled in the OKC plant. The serial number is OC-20860. Does anyone know how I could...

Rather than rebabbitting I would like to investigate installation of an OIL PUMP, a Lang's counterbalanced crank 3030CBDA (page 62 of the catalog), an oil pump, and so on.

Has someone experienced such transformation ?

After I posted this video on FB this morning George Clipner wondered if it matters whether you jack up the left or right wheel. Now I'm wondering too. Does it matter?

In my 49 years of owning my 1926 Model T Coupe, I have tried many Model T timers and in all that time, I have come to the conclusion that I have had the best, most reliable results with the original roller type timer and have purchased one that I will be putting back on my T. What is the best way to lubricate the roller and contacts of the timer...

]Hi,
Newbie to posting , been lurking for years.
I have a 1919 coupe and the steering wheel is Fordite and it is cracking.
Been thinking about grinding out the crack and using JB weld.
This is a 15 inch wheel and has T902 and FORD in block letters stamped on the backside.
I would like to keep the original wheel on the car any help would be...