I'm looking though the Model T Ford parts Identification guide volume 1, trying to figure out what year car this coil box fits.
It looks like the11-12 Hinze coil box, but the latches for the top are different than what the book shows. Is this a coil box for
Model T's or some other make of car?
Thanks
Roger
Coil Box Identification
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Re: Coil Box Identification
Late 1912 early 1913 Heinze. My October 1912 build 1913 has this exact box. Brass plates hardware is all riveted to the wood.
1913 Canadian Touring & 1905 Queen, both cars are 4 generation family owned cars
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Re: Coil Box Identification
Thanks, Darren for confirming its Model T. Any thoughts on the 661-paper tag?
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Re: Coil Box Identification
It is the box number. The same number should be in the cover.