Are these Model T parts?

[harvest]

Digging in my storage and trying to figure out some parts. Im thinking these are all model T parts but I might be wrong? Appriciate any knowledge that can be shared. The timing gear cover has the ford script and the number 10 casting, would this be for a 1910 engine?

 

[redmodelt]

The first 2 not sure. Next 2 fan/generator, flat head V8. Next 4 Generator mount and timing gear cover, 1919 up Model T. Next two horn parts non ford.

 

[harvest]

Red, Thank you

 

[40 Deluxe]

Digging in my storage and trying to figure out some parts. Im thinking these are all model T parts but I might be wrong? Appriciate any knowledge that can be shared. The timing gear cover has the ford script and the number 10 casting, would this be for a 1910 engine?

First two look like the fan on myDad's 1940 ford 1 1/2 ton truck.

 

[redmodelt]

Welcome

 

[Bruce_MO]

I'm pretty sure the first two are of a '32 V8 fan. Fairly rare, but yours looks very rough.

 

[tmiller6]

The timing cover is 1926-7 only. Earlier covers have a threaded boss for adjusting the fan arm.

 

[redmodelt]

good eyes! I didn't see that.

 

[harvest]

tmiller, I have a couple of these and thought there was difference, Thank you for the info.

 

[harvest]

The casting has a "10" on it, any idea what that would stand for? Possibly a month date?

 

[redmodelt]

Mold number. When molds were made they would have a number or letter. If flaws were found in a casting that mold could be taken out of service. For example, heads used a letter up by the water outlet and blocks would have numbers on the water inlet side at the front. Not a date thing.

 

[harvest]

red, appreciate the knowledge. im sure you and the members here are gonna be helping me with more parts to identify as I keep digging. thanks