Model T

http://www.mtfca.com/discus/messages/118802/119926.html 

Above is a great thread with lots of photos and serial numbers etc.....

 

http://mtfci2002.readyhosting.com/manuals/Model_T_Service_Manual/mtsm.html 



"I have 2 drawings of the front axle. One is dated 12/26/1916 while the other is dated in November of 1919.

The 1916 version says spindles are 51-15/16" apart with tolerance of +/- 1/8" while the perch holes are 36-1/2" with tolerance of +/- 1/8"

The 1919 version says spindles are 51-25/32" apart with tolerance of +/- 1/8" while the perch holes are 36-11/32" with tolerance of +/- 1/8"

I have no idea if it was different on the earlier axle or the later versions either."


http://www.mtfca.com/discus/messages/29/19908.html

This post discusses the differences in the Murray Fahnstock drawing and actual measurements taken by one of the posters.....

"6. I did a spot check of the touring body drawing on page 150 of Fahnestock's "The Model T FordOwner" which Tom posted above. I compared the drawing against what I believe is a mostly original 1918 Beaudett touring (USA produced). Only one measurement was the same -- the passenger front door opening was exactly 17 inches as his drawing indicated. The other 3 or 4 places I could easily check were all slightly larger than his dimensions with the exception of the distance between the body irons on the side which were 1/8 inch LESS distance than his drawing.

That may be caused just from the differences in the bodies (he even has 1/4 inch difference shown on his touring body at the rear width between the different bodies (i.e. that 25 7/16 or 25 9/16 measurement would be multiplied by 2 for the total width of 50 14/16 or 51 2/16 inches wide at the back of the touring). The differences in my body could also be due to wear and tear over the years, sagging frame, kids playing in/on the car (hey I was one of those kids a long time ago) etc.

I could also have misread or mismeasured the car or multiplied the 1/2 numbers from centerline that he shows (never do math in public). But on my touring at the body irons the rear top bow rotates he shows it 25 5/8 inches x 2 = 50 10/8 or 51 1/4 inches. Mine measures 51 13/16 or mine was 9/16 or 3/4 inch wider than shown.

The next rear measurement across the body from rear door opening to rear door opening he shows 23 5/8 times 2 for 46 10/8 or 47 1/4. Mine is 48 wide (measured at the top -- it gets smaller as you go lower on the body) so mine is 3/4 inch wider there also.

The next width location I measured from the inside of one front side body iron to the inside of the other front body iron. He shows 25 5/8 times 2 for 50 10/8 or 51 1/4. Mine measured 51 7/8 or 5/8 inch wider (oh -- and until just now, I never really noticed that I could push in on some of those parts and make the distances smaller by about 1/16 to 1/8 inch depending on how hard you push.

My rear door opening is 3/16 inch more than he shows."


 

Victor Hugo Jackson House

Model T

http://www.shorpy.com/

Lots of info....
http://www.fordwood.com/which_t_do_you_have.htm


http://largescalemodelers.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=18&t=20

http://www.macsautoparts.com/store/model-t-specs/

http://public.fotki.com/TheNewcityFamily/model-car-projects-/1908-to-1927-ford-m/page6.html

Front Axle Specifications

Yoke opening for spindle body 4.748"-4.752"
Bore for spindle bolt (kingpin) 5.045"-.505"
for first 5/16" of lower yoke, then 1/2" x 20 SAE threads to end
Spindle body length 4.748"-4.750" (end size)
Width of yoke (upper) .685"-.690"
Width of yoke (lower) .685"-.690"

Wheelbase was 100 inches (254 cm); while standard tread width was 56 in (142 cm),

Tires were pneumatic clincher type, 30 in (76 cm) in diameter, 3.5 in (8.9 cm) wide in the rear, 3 in (7.5 cm) wide in the front.


This link has some nice pictures and specs

http://www.modelt.ca/specifications-fs.html

Model A stuff
http://www.motormayhem.net/model-a-ford-reference-page/body-specifications/

Antique wheel manufacturer

http://www.calimerswheelshop.com/Body_Frame.html

American Vintage Rims.....nice specs and photos

http://www.americanvintagerims.com/

30" x 3"30" x 3.5" 28" x 3" *30" x 3.5"	(24") (23") (22") 4 Lug.	$135.00 $135.00 $135.00 $225.00