Source of TT parts

Norman Kling · Post by **Norman Kling** » Wed May 04, 2022 12:52 pm

Need to find a source of parts particular to TT trucks. Such as auxiliary brakes, wheel pullers for the rear wheels, etc. A friend is trying to get a 24 running, which has been parked for about 40 years. To get to his home you have to climb a steep hill for about 3 miles. The town is actually pretty flat but to get there he has to go up the grade. He wants it running at least well enough to display it in local parades.
Norm

Post by **Steve Jelf** » Wed May 04, 2022 1:30 pm

I would start with Chaffins, but I expect you will need to find a lot of parts used. If you have the 8-5-28 parts book sold by all the dealers, see pages 51-55 for a list of all the TT parts made by Ford.

*Battlefield Antique Ford Parts (T & A), MO (800) 610-4596

*Gaslight Auto Parts, OH (800) 242-6491 http://www.gaslightauto.com/

*Lang’s, MA (978) 297-1919 www.modeltford.com

*Bob’s, IL (815) 633-7244 ModelT2001@comcast.net

*Snyder’s, OH (330) 549-5313 don@snydersantiqueauto.com

*Chaffin’s, CA (951) 735-4791 www.chaffinsgarage.com

**Ron Paetz, Lone Pine Enterprises, WI (608) 604-7534 lonepine@mwt.net

**Julius & Marvin Neunhoffer, TX (830) 257-8168 9hoffer@maverickbbs.com

**Dave Huson, 2116 Charro Ave. Longmont, Co. 80504
Phone 313-774-9246
email modelt112@msn.com

**Bob Hagelgantz, KS (785) 731-5285 loah@gbta.net

*Birdhaven Vintage Auto Supply, IA (515) 674-3949 texastparts.com

*Antique Auto Ranch 2225 N. Dollar Rd. in Spokane Valley, WA 99212
(509) 535-7789

*Steve's T Works, LLC
Model T Ford Service, Repair, New & Used Parts.
Longbranch, WA
(253) 884-1925

*Smith & Jones
60 Wisconsin Street
West Columbia
SC 29170
(803) 822-4141

*Vintage Ford, CA (888) 367-3100 https://shop-vintage-ford.odoo.com/

* New & refurbished parts (Also used parts not advertised; you have to ask.)
** All or mostly used parts

Post by **FATMAN** » Wed May 04, 2022 1:35 pm

We have lots of nos and used mechanical TT Truck parts, Bob

67pontiac · Post by **67pontiac** » Wed May 04, 2022 2:10 pm

Norm, I notice you're in Alpine California. I'm not too far away in Visalia, (compared to being several states away). I have a LOT of TT parts. Give me a call and we can discuss details about your specific needs. The prices will be very reasonable!! With Kind Regards, Bill Bennett five five nine 967- zero one one two: I look forward to hearing from you soon.

kelly mt · Post by **kelly mt** » Wed May 04, 2022 2:55 pm

I have a set of aux brakes for a TT I will sell. If interested I'll post some pictures. I also have a TT Ruckstell that is mostly complete.

Norman Kling · Post by **Norman Kling** » Wed May 04, 2022 5:15 pm

Thank you. I have told him about the club and I think he will come to our meeting of the local club next week. I know that he has oil all over the rear wheel brakes and is looking for a wheel puller. He says it is larger than the one for the T cars. Also he wants to install the Aux brakes. I hope he will also look on this forum himself so he can link up with TT owners. I wanted to bring another local member who has a TT when I met him yesterday, however unfortunately our local member was ill. We do have some others in the area, but the man I was going to introduce only lives about 8 miles from him. I was, however able to help him with the wiring diagram because he is trying to get the engine running first. If we can get it running, then we will find out whether the magneto works. That will determine whether to use 6 volt battery or 12 to run the coils. or rebuild the mag. etc.
Norm

A Whiteman · Post by **A Whiteman** » Wed May 04, 2022 5:52 pm

Thats great to hear, nothing like a TT

Yes, the hub puller is much larger and heavier than a car one. I bought mine from Macs I think, it is a new one.

Cheers
Adrian

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