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Stainless Steel Exhaust Pipe for Your Model T Ford
The coils in the photo above were installed in a 1912 Model T in June, 1998 and have seen at least 5000 miles of service. They still work perfectly. ...
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Scalded Dog Speed Parts
Scalded Dog Speed Parts. Secrets of Speed Society. Charlie Yapp, Prop. Charlie will donate the new “Leaping Lizard” Model T Head to the project. ... Show map of 3860 Cain Run Rd, Batavia, OH 45103
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Original ANCO Timer Instruction Sheet
File Format: Microsoft Word - View as HTML Original ANCO Timer Instruction Sheet. (Reproduced mistakes and all). Front Page. Simple Facts You Should Know About Timers. This ANCO timer requires no ...
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Steering Stabilizer for your Model T Ford
It is only to help dampen movement of the front wheels of the Model T Ford. User assumes all risks. The Model SS-01 Steering Stabilizer for the Model T Ford ...
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Specialty Motor Cams
Donated a Model 280 Super T Cam to the project. Thanks, Bill for a great donation. Specialty Motor Cams manufactures new and re-ground camshafts for Model ...
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Stainless Steel Exhaust Pipe for Your Model T Ford
Manufactured by Vern Campbell, dvcampbell@toast.net. This exhaust pipe is correct in every way and fits every time. As one satisfied customer says; ...
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Texas T Parts
Texas T Parts. 1820 Gray Stone Drive. Bryan , Texas 77807. 1-800-337-6977 ... Texas T Parts now has a full line of Model T and Model A parts. ...
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Scope Traces of Timer Contacts
Scope Traces of Timer Contacts. The following traces were made with a Pico 4 Channel PC Oscilloscope connected to a timer being turned by a dc motor with ...
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Brassworks is donating a new radiator to the speedster project ...
Brassworks is donating a new radiator to the speedster project. Thanks, Brassworks for your support of this project an of the Model T Hobby. ...
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Stainless Steel Exhaust Pipe for Your Model T Ford
The pipe is made of Stainless Steel (18-8 Austenitic grade) tubing that is 18% Chrome and 8% Nickel. It is the last exhaust pipe you will have to buy for ...
