Your right, they do have them. But trying to find some that aren't quit that high of price first. If nothing shows up then I'm hopping on the Bakersfield swap meet.
I need the rear fenders that will mount flat next to the body on a 1917-1922 Model T. Would like to see pictures of fenders you have to make sure. I believe the truck fenders will also work. 541/417-0258
thanks.
LOWER 48 ONLY!!!!!
David
If you wouldn't mind, I would like to read your article as well. My spokes were so stained that I painted them rather than strip and bleach and then start all over again. I figure I'll be replacing them before to long.
thanks, Mike
Yes, I'm new to both sites and haven't said all that much but for both concerns there are six sides to Garrett's story. He managed to bring a lot of what happened on the MTCA forum all on his own.
I just picked up a running board tool box and of course it didn't have a key or a tray. Were there different cut keys for them or just one that opened them all? Either way I need a key and a tray.
Not that the NFR finals is over, and my neighbor didn't do all that well I would have to say that over the years I'll been ridden hard and put up wet. So yes I'll go with light weight at this age of my life
I had thought they might be Firestone as per an old ad I found on the internet that showed a picture showing 5 lug. When I mentioned that to Lang's about the 5 lug and Firetone, then you can see in the pictures what they sent me and that's when I questioned myself. With the close relationship...
I have a 1917 hack that has 30 x 3 1/2 demountable rims and tires. The only other T that I have found that has the same rim is a 1923 that's currently on Ebay. I've gone through Lang's for another one but it wasn't the right type. Maybe someone could direct me to what it is and where to get one...
I've attached a picture of what followed me home. The guy I bought it from was making a milt truck, but I collect Winchester lever guns so I want to turn it into a Winchester deliver truck. I must mention that I am having fun with it. The other attached photo is of a model for Colt and that's...