Recent content by patrickt

Yes, definitely practical. Thank you both ! Anyone else recognize it ?

Hello All ! Let me start by saying that what we have what appears to be a moderatly modified ( body wise)1926 -27 Touring T that was put on a 1928 A. I did start a topic on that (together with pics) on the Model A forum, since everything else under the T...

ALEXISKAI- Thanks ! I can likely source one over here.

Sorry for the redundant reply. Dont know how to delete it.

ALEXISKAI & KATY, Thanks to you both for this diagram. A big help for sure. Just not sure what part #1 is ? A lock (circlip ) ?? Patrick

ALEXISKAI & KATY - Thank you both for the parts assembly diagram. Big help for sure. Just can't identify part #1, is it a lock (circlip ) ?? I've seen this picture/parts list page from Brattons, but totally missed the diagram... Patrick

Hello All- Lacking a parts diagram or "exploded" view illustration, may I ask exactly what goes inside the 7 teeth steering box (except the steering shaft and worm, which is present, and works fine) ? What I have out of the steering box so far is the 7 teeth...

Barnstuf - If by fit problem you mean if the fan hits or clears anything, then i`m sure your right when the body and chassis are matched correctly. But in my case, it appears to be a T body on an A chassis, hence the modified (longer) fan pulley-hub used on my engine. Thanks for...

Hello All ! I posted sometime last year about trying to I.D. weather we had an A with a T body, or vice versa. Anyway, it strongly pointed to an A with a T body. Also, the engine is already with a mechanic who is somewhat familiar with vintage vehicles, so only the Bell housing and...

I sure will, thanks !

J Franklin & Tudortomnz & Dodge - Thanks for all the very helpful information, and the final encouraging remarks ! In the end, for me anyway, it's all about the human experience. Everyone - Thanks as well...

Several more, I will try to get better ones today.

Pics i posted singly, earlier on in my thread, showing doors.

Hotrodfil - That is a handsome Touring T - A. Thanks for posting. Maybe we can call it a "Ford Model T super" instead ☺. J Franklin - one lemonade please. But seriously, I get your point. It is in fact sentimental to me, because my dad bought it off his third cousin like...