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I'm not going to Hershey this year, but in past years I have started a thread like this for sellers to post their spots in the field and a brief overview of what they will be bringing to sell.

MTFCI and MTFCA, please post your spots, along with day and time of member meetings if you have any scheduled. Thanks!

Find me in north Chocolate C4Y 1-4. I am bringing a trailer load of T parts including wheels, rims, steering columns, hood, grille shells, windshields, mufflers, low heads, rear axle housings including 12 rivet (right half), axles, wishbones, oil pan, running board brackets, firewalls, headlights, etc.
Plan to have a small selection of '13-'14 parts including aluminum trans cover/pedals, roadster top/bows, turtle deck and a full set of headlamps, side lamps and tail lamp.

Chocolate Field C2A 61

Electronically Cranked Coil Tester
- ECCT Coil testing and Tuning Demonstrations of Standard 1913-1927 KW/Ford coils AND Heinze Coils

Maintenance free Electronic Timer Ignition - E-Timer
Maintenance free Ideal Timer - I-Timer


Looking forward to seeing everyone. Stop by and say hello!

Dan Hatch will be at the following spaces (copied from another thread):

Jim Golden posted in another thread:

"I am sharing Orange field spaces OBG 29, 30, and 31 with a friend that is bringing a 24 foot trailer full of mostly Model T parts.

I will be bringing two professionally rebuilt in Ohio Short Blocks For Sale. One is a 1925 with a 4 November 1925 Make Date and has the bolt holes for a 1926 transmission. The other is a 1926 with 31 March 1926 Make Date. Call or Email me for more detail on the overall rebuilt items."

We’ll be in our usual spaces -RSE 29-31 behind the old stadium. We’ll have a variety of Model T and other early stuff.
We’ll have the Solar headlights and generator but would prefer to bring the wheels (24” Hayes) and radiators (1901-03 Curved Dash Oldsmobile and maybe c. 1910 Moline) only if they’re sold.

I'm in GCC 5,6, almost across from the crab cake vendor over in front of Giant Center. if I'm not there, I'm out hunting for stuff. I'll have some brass lights, burners, clocks, accessories, some literature and some great early automobilia for serious collectors of the early stuff. Of course there will also be some spark pugs for collectors too. Bring old plugs for me! See you there. Praying for sunshine!
Terry

Ready, let’s get this show started.

RJL Wiring
CN 64-69 by Coker Tire

Ignition Wire cotton covered
asphalt loom
10ga 12ga 14ga cotton covered wire

Cn64-69

C4I 29-31 or look for light pole 41, right next to the Divco truck and Brookville Roadster.

Are there any sheet metal guys there?
Bryant

I will be in the green field, space GCC30-32 with my high compression T heads, High volue outside oil line kits, Round and Oval gas tanks and a whole
24 ft trailer load of Misc Model T parts, and a remanufactured 1915 Model T engine with 280 cam, high compression head, kevlar bands and new transmission drums.
Kevin Prus
kprus@zoominternet.net
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I believe this to be a 1915 coil box with rebuilt coils. $300.00
Bob Giles
C4I 25-28. North chocolate by light post 41

From another thread:

"Russ Potter has been home for two weeks now and spends two to three hours a day in his shop.

He plans to bring 36 rebuilt carburetors to Hershey and will be in his RWI spot with is son, son-in-law, and a friend.

Half of the carburetors will have the swivel- mixture control and half will have the earlier style."

A friend and I will be bringing a large amount of Model T parts to the AACA Fall Swap Meet in Hershey, PA. Our spaces are in the Orange Field, OBG 29-31. I acquired two estates of parts and my friend is liquidating after 50+ years of collecting Model T parts.



Some of the bigger items:

-Two professionally rebuilt Short Blocks. One is a 1925 with a 4 November 1925 Make Date and has the bolt holes for a 1926 transmission. The other is a 1926 with 31 March 1926 Make Date.

- 192? Engine (stamp pad is blank) complete, runs (have video) with engine cart.

- 1914 Engine (535007, June 1914), missing carb, runs (have video) with engine cart.

- Pair of Foredoors (with detent).

- 1909 Brass Radiator from Brass Works (have the box).

- Four Black Radiators – all good condition.

- Many kerosene side/tail lamps, Brass and black.

- Complete Hassler Shock Absorber kit with instructions.

- Many electrical Head lights

- New in box 1917-23 hood assembly

- Front and rear bumpers.

- Rear spare tire carriers.

- Gas tanks

- Complete front axel.

- Turtle Back.

- Running Board tool boxes.

- Picnic box with plates and silverware (fits on running board).

- Milwaukee Pneumatic Body Hammer (X-181), 5 loops, works.

We will be there with a trailer full of ignition parts for most makes and models from 1910 to 1960. We'll have parts for the clip on distributors that fit the model T Ford as well. Makes include Bosch, Delco, Atwater Kent, Autolite and Thomas. Other parts we'll have are point sets, distributor caps, rotors, starter and gen brushes, cutouts, stop light switches, distributor and oil pump gears, spark plug toppers. Stop by and set a spell, find us in C4N 30-33 Tom and Sue

C3L 10-11
After attending Hershey most years since the mid 70's I now am the landlord of the spaces.
Not sure what I will take and have not started to load, maybe next weekend.
I have too many parts to fit and not sure what I will take and some things are large and or heavy.
If there is interest I can bring some of the following:
1919-1923 Coupe Doors (Round Corner Wood Frame Type)
KR Wilson Combination Machine with a few pieces
Hand Crank Coil Tester
Torpedo Seat and a few other body parts
What are people looking for this year and what should stay home for another year ?
Mike Silbert

Possibly looking for wood spoke wheels for a 26.

I will be in C4A 14-16 with misc parts, mostly early teens.

The coil box has a steel cover on the switch, that makes it a 1916-1919 for a non starter T.

Always looking for antique spark plugs - old, odd, unusual, crusty, big, brassy, with gadgets and gizmos. I'm especially interested n any odd brand plugs that are made especially for the Ford Model T. If you are a collector I'll have some nice extras for sale.
Terry Bond GCC 5,6, just across from the crab cake vendor in front of Giant Center.

May we post a wish list of things we are looking for?

Going and hope to maximize what time I can while there.

Nice complete unrestored Allen hcct. $1100 obo C4K 31/32.

Our family can not wait as well! We'll be at spaces CG-74/75 (Just East of Coker & Berg's old spot). I'll have a set of rear fenders https://www.mtfca.com/phpBB3/viewtopic. ... rs#p237726 , a bunch of timer rollers (steel and brass), some crankcase repair brackets (Apco and Hudson), an original, clean early turtle deck with brass handles, and my dad will have a bunch of aluminum hogs heads... 4 with gussets and an earlier one without. (marked at good prices) and some other misc. T parts amongst the bunch. Best way to get in touch with me if interested in anything ahead of time is by e-mail: Arb225 AT comcast DOT net

I have some Canadian Electric Cowl Lights and 1926 Accessory Taillights restored by Greg Adams to sell.

Those are nice. Wrong brackets for a 26 though.

Spaces RSE 29-31

Also more early brass car bits and pieces

We are loading up and have a few more pictures. We will be in the Orange Field, Spaces OBG 29-31. My wife said I better come home with an empty trailer, so make an offer!

I am not a vendor but will be attending and will have the following items with me that are available:
*5 NOS Timken left side threaded front wheel bearings, and 5 NOS Timken outer cups. Still in original boxes and wax paper. a few rust stains on them from storage. $60 for each bearing with cup
*12 wooden wheel spokes, 21" with 1/2" tenon. These are new except that I sanded them and gave them a coat of varnish before discovering that they would not fit my Canadian made wheels. $100 for the set.
If you are interested pm me your contact info and I will call during Hershey in the order that I receive your info until the items are sold.

Speedy, you are right, but I also have a set of 1926 27 too.

The too, the taillights are the 1926 accessory type.

They were patent applied for in June 1926 and Patent granted in July 1927, so they are kind of rare.

Dode and Huppmobile also used the and one more I forgot.

I will be in RSA6 and RSA7
I will have new and lightly used Champion X Plugs
Rebuildable Kingston Y 4 Ball carb 13 14.
1913 Hood And former.
Brand new reproduction HCCT with twin gauges. Never used you supply the flywheel and coils.
2 magneto drives and an aftermarket distributor setup.
And a truck load of used parts
Model T governor assembly
Chevy conversion plate and Chevy head unknown maker.

I will be at RCF 34 (across from langs) with my freshly restored early 1915 coupelet for sale. Other goodies include: complete and restored six rivet rear axle assembly with radius rods and driveshaft. 1911-12 rear axle housings (12 rivet). Nos 13-14 carbide generator. Complete 1911-12 kingston coil box with coils. Five ball kingston carb. Bud vases. 1909-13 frame blasted and primed. Much more misc to pack. All brass era stuff.

Will be in RWC8 with the following "T" parts:
Rebuilt small drum Ruckstell w/Cast End Radius rods/shifter and linkage
Complete rebuilt 13/14 Rear End with w/overdrive and hydraulic brakes
Rebuilt '18 Engine w/starter, cast hogs head w/lettered pedals, High Z head, Model A crank installed
Brand New complete Rajo Overhead
13/14 rear end. no torque tube/driveshaft, no radius rods
Original 13/14 Brass radiator
26/27 Touring/Roadster complete windshield with stancions. very nice
A large selection of Model A parts also

Thanks
Dave Harmon/Glyndon Knutson

I'll be back at my usual post at OAI-21 with a truck and trailer load of stuff. I've got a pretty nice Brass windshield for a Torpedo Roadster among other things. I've even got a transmission for a Locomobile. Stop by any time

I'll be there with my "old lady" shopping cart, high hopes, sore feet & not enough money!

Have fun everyone and safe travels to all!

Jerry VanOoteghem wrote: ↑

Thu Sep 28, 2023 1:01 pm

I'll be there with my "old lady" shopping cart, high hopes, sore feet & not enough money!

Have fun everyone and safe travels to all!

I here that! My list is to long for my wallet. Cya there hopefully
Bryant

I'll be in the South Chocolate Field at space CP-42. I'm bringing a 1911-1913 frame, a complete set of 1909-1925 Rocky Mountain brakes, and some other T parts.

Why do some people say they are in the Chocolate, Red, or Orange Field, and some just give letters and numbers?

Are there 2 different area's to look at?

The space numbers contain a letter for which field they are in. Check the AACA Hershey site maps here:

https://hershey.aaca.com/eastern-divisi ... maps-more/

RCI 34-37 (look for light pole 16):
Kingston 5 Ball
Kingston 6 Ball
Miller Master Carb
Other assorted Model T Era brass carbs
TT Running Boards stamped "Made in Canada"
Top half of high hood- excellent shape
3:1 Ring gear set
TT Ring Gear (29 tooth)
TT Body to Frame Brackets
Other assorted T-Parts as well.

I had some questions on my two motors that I am bringing to Hershey.

I got these motors from two estates. The family had little information on them, but here is what I know.

1914 - got it to run (hand cranking). I used the carburetor from the other engine. I have a video of it running. All 4 cylinders had about 20-30 psi of compression. I did not get a good reading because I was by myself and hand cranking it. Ran pretty good. No abnormal amount of smoke or noise. Would not run on mag.

192? - ran pretty good on the run stand. It is a complete motor except the generator needs a cutout. The generator was a rebuilt that I put on. Compression was 40-50 psi. I have a video of it running. The serial number pad is blank, so it has never been stamped. There is a repair on the block, not sure when it was done. Looks like a repaired crack on the left side. I realize this will devalue the price. The engine stand is really nice, comes with it. Ran on mag,

I will be at Hershey, Orange field, OBG 29-31. I don’t want to take these motors home, so the I will take the best offer.

Thanks for those pictures. this is one of the best collections, I have ever seen.