Recent content by Ernie Clerihew

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    1913-1914 round tube radiator

    This radiator came with my car when I bought it in 1989. I have since moved on to a flat tube radiator. My car climbed Mt. Washington using this radiator (with straight anti-freeze in it) in 1998. It has a few leaks and dents but if you're looking for an original radiator, this could be for...
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    brass t

    Do you have an electric starter on that car? I've tried getting my 1914 crank-started in below freezing weather and it sure ain't easy - even with one rear wheel off the ground and starting from the battery. Do you have any secrets? Ernie
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    14 Touring Top Bow

    Hi Skolzie, I have a new single oak top bow left over from the restoration of my 1914 touring, completed last year. I bought the set from Lang's, used 3 of them and had one on the car that was still good, leaving me with a spare. You can have it for $25 plus packing and shipping. My email is...
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    Wanted 1914 t parts

    Hi John: I have a left rear fender for a 1914. Slight accident damage at lower outside, near where it connects to the running board; easily fixed or use as is. This is a Rootlieb replacement part. No rust. I want $100 plus shipping from Vermont. If you're interested, send me your email...
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    Found Model T

    Yes, get it running, fairly safe and enjoy it. The car will only look that way once. Don't restore it - not yet anyway. Ernie Clerihew
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    Burnishing in?

    How about getting a Plastigage to check clearance between the crank and the cap? You can check clearance on your other bearings while you're at it. Ernie Clerihew
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    1914 original fender

    Hi again: Almost forgot to ask, is it a front or rear fender? Are your other T parts also for a 1914? Ernie Clerihew
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    1914 original fender

    Hi John: Is your fender a left or a right? Thanks, Ernie Clerihew
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    Model A trans ,T Engine

    That probably depends on whether a Model A flywheel can bolt up to a Model T crankshaft and then what about lubrication of the main bearings, a process carried out by the T flywheel?
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    Model T Ford parts etc -Free Parts/Price List

    Ben: Would you have a front wishbone for a 1914 car? The ends of this one are threaded and fit into a hole in the spring perches. Thanks, Ernie
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    Guy from Kingston,N.Y. with front axle

    I'm looking for the guy from the Kingston, N.Y. area who had a Model T axle assembly offered in the Fordbarn Swap Meet a few weeks ago. Is it still available? If so, please post on the Swap Meet site or call me in Vermont at (802) 483-6871. Thanks, Ernie Clerihew
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