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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...

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...

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...

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Hello All ! This is actually "part 2" of of a thread I started last 8 Sep 2019 p.2 titled " Information on transition 1927 model A ". The last post was 9 Oct. I finally got some time and replied with a bunch of more pics last 16 Nov (based on replies and...

Hello All - the mechanic finally opened up our A engine and discovered aftermarket Split Skirt pistons. A poster on my other (now discontinued topic) said that these were replacement pistons made from the 1930's till the 70's. I only need the Rings. Anybody have any idea where to get these ...

Hello All ! Our A engine is about to be rebuilt, but for the longest time was running with an old "standard" distributor (NO Electrolock cable or threaded hole in distributor ). So we decided to get a reproduction distributor that includes the big threaded hole on the side...

Hello All ! Just wondering if anyone had any information on the so called "Transitional Model A" ? Not sure if I read (like 20 years ago) that there were very early Model A`s that had a T body, or at least identical body carryover from the T`s touring cars??? I...

Hello All! I`d like to start off with some information about our car. I last drove it about 16 yrs ago.The registration says its a 1928 Phaeton. Its a right hand drive (steering wheel on the right side), though we do drive on the right side of the road (like the U.S.) But after some...