New to The 1926 Ford Model T
 

Hi,

Just wondering what is the best place to get parts for the Model T, currently looking for rear axle bearings at the wheel end.

Thanks

James

Re: New to The 1926 Ford Model T
 

I usually deal with Snyder’s or Lang’s for parts. Snyder’s sells both Model A and Model T parts. Lang’s only sells Model T parts but also has a huge inventory of good used parts

Re: New to The 1926 Ford Model T
 

Thank You!

I will certainly check them out.

James

Re: New to The 1926 Ford Model T
 

Chaffins garage as well, also check the "for sale" on the MTFCA web site those are always up for grabs.

Re: New to The 1926 Ford Model T
 

Am I not remembering correctly, but did Chaffins have some rear axels made and heat treated, including some that could be ordered slightly longer?
I ordered a pair and they have been great with no problems.
I was able to obtain some original roller bearings that were well within specs and at the same time, rebuilt the entire rear end with new parts and it took a while to get the tolerances correct by thinning ever so slightly the bronze thrust washers.
Steel safety wired as well.

Regards,

Steve Boothroyd

Re: New to The 1926 Ford Model T
 

Ring and pinion gears were also fitted to within tolerances, according to the MTFCA book on re-building the T rear end.

Regards,

Steve Boothroyd

Re: New to The 1926 Ford Model T
 

Another parts vender that's awesome thanks guys.

James