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Bob - same here, but TT10 are now unavailable ��.

As I said in post #5. That's why I'm going with modern plugs but NGK have just responded to an enquiry from me telling me that BP5E is not one of their numbers so I checked the plug I have again and guess what. BP5E is correct. Man, these companies can be frustrating!
 
As I indicated in an earlier post #18, Rock Auto has Champion W16Y for $6.77 each., Champion 3X for $29.79 each.
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Hello Syncro...I wonder NGK plugs of yours are a Knock Off of some type made deep in jungle in some part of the world that is way, way off the traveled trail! Ernie in Arizona
 
Hello Syncro...I wonder NGK plugs of yours are a Knock Off of some type made deep in jungle in some part of the world that is way, way off the traveled trail! Ernie in Arizona

Maybe some far, far away place like the USA? I guess it all depends on where you start for what is far away. Just half joking.
The plugs are made in Japan. NGK is a Japanese brand. They were my favourite when I was a kid using them in my motorcycles.
 
I found a seller on EBay selling four new Motorcraft TT10 for $29.99 - $7.50 each, in other words. I'll let you know if they show up as advertised.
 
I think someone said these work well in Model A engines. Any truth to that?
 

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JayJay,
Thanks for the info re Motorcraft TT10 Plugs. I have a few extra sets, so I am well supplied. I am sad to see these plugs are no longer available.
 
I use W18 Champions in my car. They were recommended by a now deceased FordBarn'r: Purdy Swof.:( I believe that is how he spelled his "handle". The W18's are the modern version of the 3X plugs so I have been told. :cool:


Bob-A:D
 
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