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09-14-2017, 12:16 AM | #41 |
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Re: Welcome To The New Ford Barn!
Unless the 2017 Ford Barn has actually terrible reliability, nobody will surely recognize but whether it is a great automobile. It is too new. It hasn't had time to fully increase its failure profile. Write My Essay
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11-09-2017, 09:24 AM | #42 |
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Welcome to the group -
I have multiple companies also - a window tinting company in Sarasota and towing companies throughout the southeast. I agree, these forums are gold mines. I'm also co-owner of a tree service company. It looks like we have a lot in common. |
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01-14-2018, 09:45 AM | #43 |
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Just joined a few days ago, site seems to be working great.
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08-12-2018, 03:44 PM | #44 |
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Hello all from N.E.Ohio !!
Just joined your forum. Have been around Model Ts since I was born. My father was a avid collector and did his own upholstery and poured and fit bearings. He passed 15 years ago and mom was not that interested in doing anything with the parts. She recently has had some health issues and I inherited the car and the task (I use that word lightly lol) of liquidating the 2 garage fulls of parts. I have only begun to sort things out.... The 24 touring car that the old man built in the 60s from bushel baskets is still running. I have a few things to do, such as having the radiator flushed out and a small leak fixed. The good news is, I am a 30+ year auto technician and helped Pop with the T since I was a little kid. A little more about the car is. It's a 24 with a 26 chassis and a Ruxstell rear axle with 3:1 gears. I have a higher compression aluminum head to replace. Had one before, but it cracked the winter after Pop passed and I was unaware that the heater was acting up. Put a stock head on it and found an aluminum one recently. At one time he was clocked by a friend at 62mph !! He drove the car, no trailering. Drove to TN, IL, MI, several times for International club meets. I grew up in the back seat. Anyhow, glad to be aboard and will be asking stupid questions from time to time Plan to keep the car and some parts. I don't do FB or much social media, but talk on a couple gun forums occasionally. If I can figure it out, I'll put a picture of the touring car on soon. Thanks, Dave |
08-05-2019, 01:03 AM | #45 |
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I have never seen a Fat Man steering wheel for a Model A.
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09-09-2019, 08:30 PM | #46 |
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11-10-2021, 12:07 PM | #47 |
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Re: Welcome To The New Ford Barn!
Hello, I'm also relatively new to this site.
I have an original 1922 Touring with the straight windshield up here in Victoria, B.C. Canada. Always looking for advice and tips. Best regards, Steve |
11-13-2021, 08:08 PM | #48 |
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Thanks for the info Ryan, as I'm new here, I was getting frustrated as to how to navigate, as well as not being able to reply to an item for sale.
As they say, practice makes perfect! Regards, Steve |
11-13-2021, 11:22 PM | #49 |
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Steve; You should now be able to reply to ads, you have over 15 post. Start a new post in the Model T section and tell everyone about your car. Maybe a US 1922, because I am pretty sure by 1922, Canadian cars would have had a slanted windshield, yours started before the US production did, with both top and bottom sections that moved.
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03-02-2022, 01:45 AM | #50 |
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03-03-2022, 07:44 PM | #51 |
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Great Job!
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01-04-2023, 05:46 PM | #52 |
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Ford Barn!
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09-18-2023, 04:06 PM | #53 |
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Thanks!!!
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04-15-2024, 07:58 AM | #54 |
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I am new to the Ford Barn! My son bought a 1920 T and I am his pit crew! I am 81 and I restore cars, especially VWs over the years. I do paint , body work, interior and engine. I worked at a Ford/Lincoln/Mercury dealership, primarily Lincolns, for 11 years. I was a service manager at the end of my career with Ford, then I opened Tate's Auto Service in 1973. I probably am most well known for my history work for Lenoir and Caldwell County N.C. on Facebook as "Caldwell County Archives" but I just retired from that after 18 years.
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