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  1. G Baese

    What is the correct hood for a 26 Roadster Pickup

    Any hood from a '26 or '27 Model T will work - they are all the same!
  2. G Baese

    Riley Flat Head for Model A/B

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  3. G Baese

    Riley Flat Head for Model A/B

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  4. G Baese

    Riley Flat Head for Model A/B

    Would like to get a Riley cast iron Flat Head in good unmolested condition for Model A. Will purchase or have Winfield Carbs and parts for trade. If you know someone that has one of these heads they're not using, please send them my direction. Thanks
  5. G Baese

    Carburetor passage cleaning article?

    Benson thank you for the link
  6. G Baese

    another mystery part to identify.....

    This is my first impression: It is a floor board draft deflector from a Model T Ford. They get bent up from not keeping the bands up and the pedal hits the sheet metal. The one pictured by Chris is in nice condition. Maybe the early Model A's had one too?
  7. G Baese

    Looking for a '40's/'50's electric fuel pump.

    Chris I sent you a pm since I was unable to put a photo up of a 40-50"s 6v pump.
  8. G Baese

    What Part Vendors Do You Recommend ?

    Chaffin's Garage, Corona CA; great parts at best price and fast courteous service.
  9. G Baese

    ^•^ Happy Birthday Kim Dobbins ^•^

    Re: ^•^ Happy Birthday Kim Dobbins ^•^ Best Birthday Regards Kim! Geary Baese & Wayne Leonard
  10. G Baese

    Ford letter cars

    DB parts, such as front axles and steering columns can be found on Model T's up through 1913 and some are said to have appeared in early '14.
  11. G Baese

    How to repair coils at home (buzz coils)

    I have used sealing wax, which is still available instead of tar on many coils.
  12. G Baese

    Winfield Model M updraft carb

    Here are two Model M-B's with the choke horns they came with. At first they were thought to be cut down silencer horns, but the silencer horns were to short to cut down and end up with these. One like this appeared on the auction site also. A very nice article on the Winfield Model M is in SOS...
  13. G Baese

    Ruckstell axle...underdrive or overdrive?

    stevests, Thank you for the correction. Never saw a 39 before.
  14. G Baese

    Ruckstell axle...underdrive or overdrive?

    If the rear is jacked up with both wheels in the air, the action of the differential can throw the test off, sometimes one wheel will spin in the opposite direction, depending on the drag within the differential. Only jack one wheel up, repeat the test and compare the result. The pinion is the...
  15. G Baese

    Ruckstell axle...underdrive or overdrive?

    The Ruxtell axle is a two speed rear axle. The standard Model T ring gear has 40 teeth with an 11 tooth pinion. This would give a lower low, a standard low, a lower high and a standard high. Great for hilly runs, especially in a heavy sedan. While the ring gear remained 40 teeth, a 9, 10, 12 and...
  16. G Baese

    Side curtain Snap tool alternatives...what are others using?

    Bert's has the tool for $18.50 and they ship fast.
  17. G Baese

    Oil filter question - Kenz adapter

    The FL-1A works fine as do the other manufacturers equivalents. I like the Wix that is shorter than the FL's since I have a 90 degree adapter on the original purchased from Bill Kenz adapter I have. There threads about it on here somewhere... Best regards, gb
  18. G Baese

    Brass T Battery Back In The Day

    The batteries were like that example or similar. Four of those for six volts was enough to fire off the ignition and then switch over to mag, although a good mag works just fine. My '11 never carried batteries and the ones in my '13 rarely got used. The batteries were often kept under the back...
  19. G Baese

    Brass model “T”s

    Re: Brass model “T”s That '11 Touring is sure a dandy car!
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    Unusual Ford Wrenches

    The tools in the 1906 through 1909 parts books don't show a logo, although the Ford logo on the radiators of the 1906-08 Models N, R & S, all had a script that was supposed to imitate Henry's actual signature. Known as the "winged" script, it continued until sometime in 1910. The block...
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