Fun Projects Technical Library

[QGolden]

Hello
Does anyone know if the Fun Projects Technical Library was ever reposted anywhere?

Specifically looking for “Model T Ignition Coil” parts 1-3.

Thank you.

[dykker5502]

I saved them in time:

The Model T Ignition Coil - Part 1.pdf

(2.57 MiB) Downloaded 315 times

The Model T Ignition Coil - Part 2.pdf

(2.46 MiB) Downloaded 203 times

The Model T Ignition Coil - Part 3.pdf

(3.8 MiB) Downloaded 223 times

[QGolden]

I saved them in time:

Awesome! Thank you so much! I started building Model A Speedsters a long time ago, and tended to bookmark rather than download documents. Going back now, so many of those valuable sites are gone. I too save everything I come across now.

[Chris Barker]

Well done Michael!

Maybe this Forum should have a library of worthy documents.

Just consider how much time and effort might be saved if we could just send people to read those three!

[jab35]

Chris is absolutely right, the FunProjects (RIP) technical information is right up there with Vowell Art in terms of accuracy, relevance, and value to the Model T community, and should be archived in the MTFCA website. jb

[Will_Vanderburg]

This link will take you to the last image of the website in 2016. Unfortunately none of the documents appear to be there


https://web.archive.org/web/20161012003 ... hinfo.aspx

[Will_Vanderburg]

http://www.funprojects.com/pdf/HCCTManual.pdf

http://www.funprojects.com/pdf/WheelpressA2.pdf

https://web.archive.org/web/*/http://ww ... s.com/pdf/*

On the last link, click the item you want to see, then click the date highlighted on the calendar. It should pull it up for you. If you click the one for speedometer, you get a firewall that shows the typical speedo mounting area

[DHort]

William

I get Internet Archive Wayback Machine website and it displays a 2010 calendar.

[Will_Vanderburg]

William

I get Internet Archive Wayback Machine website and it displays a 2010 calendar.

I don't think it matters what year the calendar shows just as long as you click on one of the highlighted dates. On the list link I provided (Third link), it tells you how many times that particular article was captured and the calendar range dates.

For example, the HCCT pdf. That was captured two times from March 2006 to March 2016

[Ron Patterson]

Looks like "Wayback Machine" requires some payment to see the items to support the cost of their site?
Ron Patterson

[Will_Vanderburg]

Looks like "Wayback Machine" requires some payment to see the items to support the cost of their site?
Ron Patterson

I have no idea where you came up with that. I look at it all the time and don’t pay a dime.

[Joe Voller]

it doesnt work for me ,i only get 1 date that lights up in2010 and get error on that date