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I had bookmarked the late Phil Mino's website showing his original 11 Touring details. That car and mine were only about 100 apart on engine numbers. I can no longer access it and I get a notice it is not active. Does anyone have those pictures of all the details on that 11 or is there a different way to access them? Thanks, Art

You can see some of the photos from that site on the wayback machine:

https://web.archive.org/web/20190312214 ... dfarm.net/

If you paste https://web.archive.org/web/*/http://www.fordfarm.net/* (with the asterisk) into your web browser it lists all the photos that have been archived.

Thank you but that does not seem to work. It only opens blank boxes with the picture description but no picture. Art

I did get a couple of pictures to load but not others I was needing. Does anyone have a picture and size of the muffler bracket bolt access hole in the rear floorboard, the wiring harness clip and the pictures of the original top fasteners? Thanks, Art

My good friend Phil Mino passed away a few months ago. I spent a day with him just prior to the Bakersfield meet this year. He will be missed.

Go onto Royce's website. There is a very good tribute to Phil written by a close friend of Phil's that lived nearby. Model T Ford Fix.com.

I am cautiously responding to this post. A very close friend is handling Phil Mino's estate. Currently we are working on a complete inventory. At this time nothing is really for sale. Please be patient. We'll let you know when we are ready to start selling items. The 1911 car is in a secure location and is on semi-public display. Phil's wish was to keep the car in "as found" condition to be used as a reference for other restorers of similar cars. That wish will be honored. The car will be taken to specific and appropriate venues for public display. I've closely inspected the car and have found several surprises. I am currently working on an article for a soon published, (I hope), article in "The Vintage Ford". Again, please refrain from contacting me/us for parts. Phil's desire was to be a help to other collectors/restorers. I hope his legacy will provide assistance in accordance with his wishes.

Thanks for the note Bill. Phil and I were good friends, but due the distance from Los Angeles, I was lucky to see him once a year.

FYI..... it’s in the process of being transferred to his son and hopefully will be restored soon. Thank you for bringing it to our attention. Fortunately we were still able to access his email and get the failure to pay notices and now can fix it.

Jason,
Thank you for restoring the website and preserving the car!

: ^ )

Keith