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I ended up with a broken throttle return spring. Thankfully, Bratton's got me a new one in just a few days and we are back on the road. Looking forward to seeing everyone tomorrow! Ken

I had posted this in the Model A forum but neglected to post it to the Model T forum, so here it is. The show at the Beardsley Cider Mill is on again for this year. This is my favorite show all year because it is all our kind of cars. If you are in the southern New England area you want to make...

Just a reminder folks, the gathering at Beardsley Cider Mill is a week from Today! Hope to see you there. Ken

Jim, Thank you for correcting me. Ken

There were actually two Town Sedans there that year, and a Town Delivery.

Thank you. Yes, I have corrected it.

I had an exchange with Dan Beardsley recently, and confirmed that the show at the Beardsley Cider Mill is on again for this year. This is my favorite show all year because it is all our kind of cars. If you are in the southern New England area you want to make it to this gathering. There are...

There is an area for spectators in modern cars to park. For an awesome, pre-car like yours I'm confident you would be welcomed amongst the As & Ts. This is not a snobby group.

I've never owned a Model T, but have long wanted one. Sadly, I don't have a place to put one. Perhaps some day. Ken

I just heard from Dan Dan Beardsley. The show at the Cider Mill is on again for this year. This is my favorite show all year. If you are in the southern New England area you want to make it to this gathering. Model T/Model A Era Only Car Show and Swap Meet Saturday, May 13th, 9am-3pm with no...

I plan to be there. It is my favorite show all year. Ken

You learn something new everyday. Thanks. Ken

Where I live all the farms are gone and replaced with condos. I did a long drive across country last year, stopped at a John Deere dealer in South Dakota and stocked up on Corn Head Grease for my universal joints. In corn country, they still use Corn Heads, and they still need to be greased. Ken

Pop always told me, when you make a temporary fix be sure it is good enough to be permanent, because it probably will be. Ken

Those wipers are awfully tricky...finicky tolerances...non-standard fasteners. I did the best to get mine working correctly, but had little luck. I ended up sending it out for a rebuild. That was twelve years ago and it still works great. I sent it to Ficken. The price was reasonable, and...