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Model T Coil bench tester - photo illustrated step by step building instructions for sale. This tester is easy to build and allows you to bench test your own coils at home or while traveling. $17.00 via PayPal. Postage paid in the lower 48. Will send a portion of the plans for you to review...

Model T Magnet Recharger - photo illustrated step by step building instructions for sale. This charger, calculated at 18,860 Ampere Turns, is easy to build and allows you to charge your own magnets. Most manuals recommend that magnets be able to pick up a 2 lb cast piston, the magnets recharged...

Rebuilding a rear axle as part of a 26 R PU restoration and found one bad axle shaft. Looking for a good axle for a decent price. Thanks - Randy - rio2154@msn.com

Two Wire Wheel front hubs for Model T. Both have been media blasted and painted black to prevent rusting. Threads on studs in very good shape. $245.00+shipping. Randal - rio2154@msn.com

Ground up restoration of a 26 Roadster Pickup. Lacking this last piece to assmble engine. I found the wishbone socket to be extremely worn. Would even consider riveting in another wishbone socket if I can find a pan that is damaged but the socket is good. Thanks. Randy - rio2154@msn.com

Model T Coil Tester. Custom / hand built from solid 3/4" hardwood, box joined in the corners. Tester will test your coils and spark plugs (Coil not included). Power can be used from a wall recepticle or a 6 volt battery from your Model T. Instructions shipped with tester. $125.00

Can anyone tell me if the Canadian cars used a different starter battery contact? My car does not have a foot start switch but has this lever actuated contact instead. I am just beggining to restore this car and have no idea what parts are missing to actuate this. This is a 1927 Canadian...