More parts acquired for my 1913 project

[Luv2Wrench]

I recently bought some parts to help with my 1913 project.  The parts came today and I'm thrilled with the originality and condition.  The engine looks to be in great shape (relative to being 100+ years old).  I'm fascinated by all the detail that I can finally see up close!!  For all these years I've had a collection of spare parts and have only seen assembled cars via online pictures.  To finally see just how some of the pieces fit together was a real treat.  It will be another couple months before I get back on the Metz project but these parts will certainly make it easier.

 

 

[WCMetz]

Just noticing the rear wheels mounted to the axle. How did that get done? I have thought about trying that, but I couldn't imagine how to go about it. Might make for an interesting tow behind. Can you post a picture?

Thanks,

WC

[Buzz68]

metz the rear wheel used ball bearings

Just like front wheel on a stub axle end the  

Hub cap hub and extention the brake drum/ sprocket 

Ball bearings ran at each end

[Luv2Wrench]

On 12/11/2021 at 10:53 PM, WCMetz said:

Just noticing the rear wheels mounted to the axle. How did that get done? I have thought about trying that, but I couldn't imagine how to go about it. Might make for an interesting tow behind. Can you post a picture?

Thanks,

WC

If you're talking about the modern style rims that someone welded to the old Metz hubs... I can post some pictures of that.  If you want them just pay for shipping.

[WCMetz]

Thank you for the offer, but I don't think I could use them. If you could post a picture that would be helpful.

Thanks,

Bill