1925 model t

[Major]

this is the stock ford model t i am bilding. let me know what you think.

[BOSWELL891]

Looks good so far

[rmvw guy]

I want to do this one, keep it going, I like it so far.

[cobraman]

Kind of nice to see one being built stock.

[charlie8575]

Kind of nice to see one being built stock.

Agreed. Please keep sharing.

Charlie Larkin

[Art Anderson]

Well, for truly stock, the upholstery on all 1925 T open bodied cars was a semi-gloss black--however, so far, your model looks so nice!

Art

[Eshaver]

You need to grab a copy of Collectable Automobile - Volume 17 #5 . This issue has all of the Ford T's from the latter years 1925-7. Art is correct in the interior color being a semi Gloss black too. I mention the magazine as the article will show you the wiring used on the magneto coils . Ed Shaver

[Art Anderson]

You need to grab a copy of Collectable Automobile - Volume 17 #5 . This issue has all of the Ford T's from the latter years 1925-7. Art is correct in the interior color being a semi Gloss black too. I mention the magazine as the article will show you the wiring used on the magneto coils . Ed Shaver

Plug wires, as well as the wires from timer to firewall (individual coils for each cylinder were in wooden boxes on the inside of the firewall through 1925) were: red (#1 plug), green (#2 plug), white (#3 plug) and black, #4 plug), from timer to coil (twisted together) and from coil to plug. The timer is a simple small drum-shaped affair on the front of the camshaft housing, coil wires came out of the sides, 90-degrees apart, with a single lead wire (black) coming from the top of the flywheel housing (the magneto on a Model T was built into the flywheel), and ran down the right side of the engine to the timer (a very primitive "distributor"). Also, the intake manifolds on all T's were black, exhaust manifolds never painted, turned rusty within miles after first bought.

Art

[Major]

thanks for all the help but i am still new to model bilding and am not sure how to do all the little wiring in the engine bay. is there a spot on the from that could show me how? that would be awesome thanks.

[imatt88]

Stock is good!!

[southpier]

thanks for all the help but i am still new to model bilding and am not sure how to do all the little wiring in the engine bay. is there a spot on the from that could show me how? that would be awesome thanks.

there's 71 pages to wade through here: http://www.modelcarsmag.com/forums/index.php?showforum=4

don't fall into the trap of making things too complicated too soon. there's always "the next one!"

looks good so far!

[Olds Rocket 88]

Looking good, something I aways think about doing, a stock version...... I must have about six of them around here with all the hot rod parts taken out of the boxs.............