jaybee47

I have a '14 Metz. Am near Fort Wayne IN. (ps...the guy taking a nap in the background is not me)

Would like to buy a hub cap wrench. 2" octagon (2" measurement from side to side). Material may be iron, brass, bronze or steel. Any design as long as there is a 2" octagonal hole. Reference picture attached.

Were tools provided for the 1914 Metz Model 22 from the factory? If yes, please advise what tools were provided. Thank you.

Is there a Metz automobile owners club, forum, facebook page, register, etc? Recently acquired a Metz '22 Roadster. Thank you for any leads and comments.

Where or what organization may I apply/request to purchase/get a Century Plaque for my 100 year old Model T? Thank you for any leads.

Terry. It is a 1911 Runabout. I've opted to use (4) 30x3-1/2 sized tires, demountable rims and comparable wheels instead of the (2) different nondemountable sizes for 1911. Just my preference to acquire convenience.

I would like to buy four 30x3-1/2 tires. Preowned usable or NOS. White sidewall or all white or all grey. Seems white sidewalls are no longer made. Grey 'blems' at Coker seems suspect. All white available but at a very high price. Is anyone using grey 'blems' from Coker? I would like to know your opinion about the condition and description of the 'blems'. Thanks for any help.

Thank you. I've posted in the H and M Forum and also in the HCCA Forum. Also contacted the Philly museum but they do not have. Am hoping that luck will be on my side. I have a basic idea on the operation but I would like to know intimate details as instructed from the factory, such as oil regulation, adjustment and maintenance procedures, etc. Thanks again for your help.

I am asking if anyone knows of a vendor, store or person that may make and sell to me a copy of the operation instruction manual for a 1908 Black Highwheeler Model 112. Thank you.

Is there a restoration shop that can work on pre-war high wheeler vehicles in the midwest area (Michigan, Indiana, Ohio, Illinois, Wisconsin)?

Would like to buy an antique electric car. Prefer a preservation status but open to a fully restored model. I like the Detroits from 1910 to 1918 but open to other makes.

UPDATE: I inquired with all of your recommended insurance carriers. I found Heacock Insurance (Josie Chopel, 800-678-5173 ext 6024) to be the best overall, in terms of full coverage, service and premium amount. Thank you to all for your replies and comments that enabled me to make a choice.

Thank you so much to all for your valuable replies. I will certainly follow up and request quotations from the recommended companies.

Am asking for recommendations for insurance companies that would cover multiple antique/vintage vehicles. Cheapest premiums, best reliable service, etc. Thank you.