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Stromberg Of accessory carburetor, excellent condition, clean. Often referred to as the best accessory carburetor ever made for the Model T Ford.

Wanted: Decent CZ 9425 B Ford Y block INTAKE MANIFOLD, thanks

What is the correct size of the slotted oval head dash bolts that hold the dash on for a 1931? thanks

Frontenac OHV T Head, complete with original aluminum valve cover, original cast steel exhaust header. New rocker assembly, includes pushrods, gasket, intake manifold. This is a very nice, undamaged head. Perfect upgrade project for your T during the cold winter ahead.

I have a set of 4 Kelsey Hayes Bent Spoke 16 inch wheels, 40 spoke. Nice solid condition, no severe pitting or damage, nice lug holes. 5 x 5.5. These were stored dry for a very long time. 600.00

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This is a bargain.

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For Sale Y Block Ford engine to 1932-1948 early Ford transmission adapter. All aluminum construction. It is in excellent condition, no damage or repairs. Very clean, appears to have little or no use. Very hard to find. Perfect for that early traditional hotrod. 100.00 plus shipping

Post some pics on the MTFCA forum, somebody will identify them, I believe these were discussed before http://www.mtfca.com/discus/messages/257047/257047.html?1325881972

Here is "How to take a Model T Ford out of mothballs" link. http://s290.photobucket.com/albums/ll242/fordmodelt/taking%20a%20T%20out%20of%20mothballs/

They fit 1910-11 in brass , or 11-12 in steel.

If it is an early frame that is not all pitted and is still straight, without alot of extra holes in it, it is worth around 800.

I was thinking about that, but why would the previous owner drill the holes in the dipper troughs, wouldnt that keep them empty anyhow, or is the oil level enough to keep them full enough to spash the oil on the cylinder walls?

I have a fully pressurized B engine that is being assembled. The previous owner still has the dipper tray in the oil pan, but there is a 1/2 inch hole drilled in each rod/dipper trough to allow the oil to quickly drain back into the pan. The rods are inserted with the dipper scoops plugged. Do I...