Getting the front and rear bumpers back on the Fordor, thanks Jeff Humble. I wanted to find the 9/16-18 square nuts that hold the outer bumper clamps to the backing plates and found them item #56NSQ8/fine @ Ziegler bolt in Canton Ohio.
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Humblej
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- First Name: Jeff
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- * REQUIRED* Type and Year of Model Ts owned: 1926 Canadian coupe, 1924 TT C-cab, 1924 runabout
- Location: Charlevoix, Mi
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Re: aughhh...nuts
Scott, I do not remember those being square nuts, I think they were fine thread hex nuts I took off. Please post pictures when you are done.
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NU2theT
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Re: aughhh...nuts
Jeff you are right the ones I got from you are regular hex nuts, the reproduction sets have square nuts. Will stick with the regular hex nuts as I recently talked with someone @ Ziegler after trying to order based on their web site info as square nuts available in 9/16-18 but are no longer available.
I just dropped the bumper face bars off to powder coat along with a set of wire wheels, should have them back in 3-4 weeks and will post pictures then.
I just dropped the bumper face bars off to powder coat along with a set of wire wheels, should have them back in 3-4 weeks and will post pictures then.
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NU2theT
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Re: aughhh...nuts
After a long search for originals, bumpers back from powder coating and installed. Thanks again Jeff Humble and MTFCA classified.
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Norman Kling
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Re: aughhh...nuts
I have not seen bumpers power coated or painted. The original ones I have seen were nickel plated,and many have Chromed them.
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NU2theT
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Re: aughhh...nuts
Well now you haveNorman Kling wrote: ↑Tue Sep 22, 2020 8:52 pmI have not seen bumpers power coated or painted. The original ones I have seen were nickel plated,and many have Chromed them.
Norm
If you look real close @ the last picture my 39 has the bumpers powder coated as well. Have a nice day and drive your T frequently.-
Humblej
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Nice to see them back in use again. I do like the look of long bar rear bumpers. Wish they had fit my coupe.