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NEWS! We're in the process of creating a small catalog of our favorite engine parts and products. If you would like to be on our mailing list, please send us an email with your name and address. When the catalog is finished, we'll send you copy! Email CatalogPlease@ModelTengine.com to request your copy. It may be a while before the catalog is ready (a few months hopefully!), so please be patient. UPDATE - It looks like we may be starting with an online catalog, then printing one on paper later on as interest increases. We will make sure everyone expressing an interest in the catalog is notified as soon as one becomes available, in either format. If you manufacture a product that will benefit the Model T community and would like us to help you sell it, please contact us immediately. We test and evaluate each part we sell to make sure it is in keeping with our standards before offering it to the public. Recent Media Coverage
Another happy customer! This is another green engine (at the customers request) idling.
After this test drive, he was so happy with the car he decided to drive it home instead of towing it - 70 miles away in another state.
Here's another engine, running in a test stand for a customer in Florida. This engine had exactly 2 minutes of run time on it before taking this video. Sending photos and videos to long distance customers is one of the ways we can keep you involved in the re-building of your cars power plant.
The "Green Thunderbolt" engine has found a home in my own car. My cars transmission blew up, so in it went! We do have another head setup here, so if you want one - let us know. I can have another one ready for you in about three to four months. To make this "quality" video, I backed the car out and shut it off so it would still be cold when I cranked it. There were no out-takes, what you see is what happened. Stone cold, two light pulls on the crank. Touching the dash was me opening up the choke so it would idle slower. It does run good, and it does have some "pep" to it! To all the people that looked at this on ebay and asked "does it run" - here's your answer.
You're looking at an engine we rebuilt idling, with less than three minutes of run time. It was fired up and left it idling while I ran in to get the camera. Notice that the car is not shaking at all. Does yours run this good?
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