Still have this whole trailer load of parts for you to pick through before they get to Chickasha swap meet. If there is something you want specifically let me know and I will make sure it is there when I get to Chickasha, OK.
Here are photos of a load of Model T parts I purchased today and brought home. Haven't sorted all the way through them yet, but previous owner said the motor in the stand rolled over freely with a crank. It is supposed to be a 1922 or 24 according to what he looked by the numbers on the block...
Whether you are working on Model A wood or a piece of wooden furniture the joints need to be as tight as possible to insure the structural integrity of the whole piece.
If there is 'slop' in the joints it will allow the body to shift making the door fit impossible to hold among other things...