Hello, wanted to leave a big thank you for such a detailed walk through of your rebuild process. It was very much insightful; as a fairly new to the Model T hobby (my wife calls it a disease)🤣 I would welcome any other tips or tricks you might have. As you continue down your build project, I will be surely be staying tuned! Thanks again.
Here I am 14 months later watching this video. Your teaching style is firm and direct. Were students present, I am sure they could interrupt you and your response would be precise, informative and educational. In other words, well done, very well done! Where are you located? I may have need of direct help in my project...
thank you for the informative video, where did you buy your rebuilding kit. we have a coil box we want to rebuild and would like to buy the same kit you did thank you for your reply.
Great video! Question for you: have you rebuilt a later model box that has the switch that mounts from inside the coil box? I’m having trouble with my switch coming loose and causing misfires but I cannot get the switch off as I can’t loosen the nuts inside holding the switch as they turn with the small bolts they’re on. Two screws on the front of the switch don’t remove the cover. Any input is appreciated.
This is an exceptionally informative video, I can not thank you enough!
such detail! Wow wish! you could do a video on timing a model T. Not many videos on that. thanks for sharing
Thank you. I've considered that and I probably will eventually.
Sharing your expertise and history of these early coil boxes is a gift to both enthusiasts and the vehicle. Thank you!
Another outstanding video.
Answered all my questions regarding the coil box rebuild.
Many thanks 😊!
You're welcome.
What a fantastic tutorial !! Thank you for sharing this with the TH-cam community.
Nicely Done
Hello, wanted to leave a big thank you for such a detailed walk through of your rebuild process. It was very much insightful; as a fairly new to the Model T hobby (my wife calls it a disease)🤣 I would welcome any other tips or tricks you might have. As you continue down your build project, I will be surely be staying tuned! Thanks again.
Another well done video! I enjoyed watching it, even though I don't own a Model T - my 1931 Ford is way more "modern" :)
Here I am 14 months later watching this video. Your teaching style is firm and direct. Were students present, I am sure they could interrupt you and your response would be precise, informative and educational. In other words, well done, very well done! Where are you located? I may have need of direct help in my project...
Thank you very much. I try. unfortunately I can't give out my location, but I'll try my best to answer any tech questions you have.
thank you for the informative video, where did you buy your rebuilding kit. we have a coil box we want to rebuild and would like to buy the same kit you did thank you for your reply.
I got everything from Chaffin's Garage, but just about every Model T parts supplier has them.
Great video! Question for you: have you rebuilt a later model box that has the switch that mounts from inside the coil box? I’m having trouble with my switch coming loose and causing misfires but I cannot get the switch off as I can’t loosen the nuts inside holding the switch as they turn with the small bolts they’re on. Two screws on the front of the switch don’t remove the cover. Any input is appreciated.
what epoxy did you use?