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Modal T part what is it?

Top prop nut keeper. Not sure if that’s the right nomenclature.

Side curtain clip at the bottom on the windshield post. This one is broken.

Looks like it would make a nice wire holder

You beat me to it Keith!

It's actually a two-part question. The answer to the second part is "an American 25-cent coin." (You're welcome.)

For open cars beginning in 1920. Before then, the side curtains were held in place with straps that went around the side lamps. In 1920, open cars that were equipped with starters and generators did not have side lamps, so Ford had to have a new way to attach them.
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Hell, I thought Dean made a skeleton key hole in a quarter !!!!!

Dean's quiz part is too small to be a side curtain hook!

Try again....

Curtain hook for the stanchion.

That one came from a coil box, keeps the bolt from turning

DanTreace wrote: ↑

Sun May 12, 2019 1:09 pm

Dean's quiz part is too small to be a side curtain hook!

Try again....


Curtain hook.jpg

Curtain hook for the stanchion.

Dean' example is lying on a 50 cent piece, not a quarter . . .

I guess my first post didn't show, that part goes in the coil box to keep the carriage bolt for the electrical connection from turning

That's no half-dollar!

Read the legend on right side....


Hint....that little square hole is for a little carriage bolt, and seems to measure on the face of that quarter about 3/16"

Think I know that p/n & Fac.# and Parts Book description....using Holmes reasoning of deduction Dr. Watson

Rich - Take a closer look,....you'll see the word "QUARTER" on it!

I say also it’s from the coil box. One on each side connects the wires from the switch to the front mag and battery terminals.

Very Small wrench for the VERY small square nut on an experimental Holley NG carb... Ford tool # 5-Z-.0003261. When they went with the NH they decided it was unnecessary.

Iornhorse got it correct