The 1903-1909 Early Ford Registry, Inc.

WOW, what a valuable treasure!

Herb, the video you posted is my axle for the 1907 Model S Runabout I'm preserving. The fellow in the video is Frank and doesn't live very far from me. He's one heck of a machinist and has done a lot of difficult jobs for me. He made from scratch a set of hubcaps for my Curved Dash Olds and rethread...

Hi Steve, I have a spare Jug I'd be willing to donate, I'll give you a call 1st of the week. Bob

What a newsletter, great job and a lot of great subject matter! Thanks for all the effort.

Thanks Geoff, I had planned to have both front spindles magafluxed to expose any cracks.

thanks John, I get them ordered!

Do any of you have access to a factory drawing or know what the proper Camber angle is for a front spindle on a NRS car? I have one spindle that I know is bent and want to straighten it.
Thanks for any help.

Hey Rob, I'm still waiting for a couple of people to get back to me with past history. I appreciate your offer on the newspaper search and will get back to you the information.

Hey Rob, first off, I loved your article in the Model T Times, what great history! Keep the info on your race car coming, that's as rare as it gets! As for my car, the Serial number is #704. I'm still working on the history, but it's rumored to possibly be a one owner car, but w/o proof it's just he...

Fantastic presentation, that represents a lot of great research. Thanks for sharing!