Recent content by Oldnuts

Nice ride. I live in Omaha too. We should meet up and check each other's rides out

That's the plan. They helped me build a tailgate for it the other day. They had a lot of fun trying to make the wood look old and beat up

I don't know too much about it. It's for sale for about what I paid for mine. Roughly 3k. It has a hard time starting. It had a quick restoration a few years back he said. If anyone interested I can get you in contact with the ownrr

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Did they offer a taillight in 1919? Anyone have pics?

I started to make a tailgate for my 19. I'm gonna beat the crap out of the wood before and after I paint it black to give it that aged and beat look. I took some flat stock and heated it and curled it around some 3/8 round stock I'm gonna heat and mushroom the round stock over the flatstock...

Is there any traditional ways to hop up a t engine? Get a bit more power? Speed? Torque?

Thank you sir. I'm really enjoying it. I've been cruising the neighborhood a lot. My daughter and I were cruising around and we had a blow out so its out of commission until my new tires show up. My girls are 4 and 6 and they absolutely love helping me work on my old vehicles

Is there a trick to changing the tires on a 19 T?

I need a working amp gauge for my 1919 t. Let me know what you've got.

I'm getting ready to order a complete wiring kit this afternoon. I need to source a good pic of what the factory interior would look like so I can get to work on that seat. It's a phaeton I think. That's at the shop of the original owner.

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