1914 Runabout

I think I have it about 85% finished. Next week I plan to drop of the body at the upholsters shop and then work on the rear-end. During that time, I plan to assemble the chassis and do some more painting. The fenders and hood are the last things to be painted. But as you know, it is a slow process as other things around the house just come up that needs to be done.

 Morgan Story
mpstory@mtnhome.com

Received the following note from Morgan:

"When I rebuild the rear-end/differential I had to build a gig to hold the axles and differential up to work on  it.  Also, I have the body holding jig, the engine stand I built and some other stuff maybe someone could use.  I do need to keep them for a little while as I finish things up, but I will let you know when I am finished with them."

I assume Morgan would "loan" the jigs and support stands to anyone that could use them.

May 26, 2006 Update from Morgan:

Bill

I wanted to let you know (you probably already know) that Dave will be picking up the motor stand and body stand this Sunday (May 30).

Since the notice of a free stand is posted on the Arkansas Tin Lizzies wed site, you can remove it at your convenience.

Not much else is happening. The T is running good. I have had it out a few times to road test it and no major problems yet.

TTYL, Morgan Story
5/26/06

Now Available... Thanks Morgan!!!

Also... Morgan will loan the template for the bows if you pay the shipping.

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