Oil drip apron for T ?? Rocky Mountain Brake kit?

[CA22speedster]

I'm a newbee. I just purchased a 22 speedster, rebuilt orig engine, trans, drivetrain. There are a few minor, but irritating leaks. I'm told that all T's leak.

I have looked, but can't find a "drip apron" that would go under (attach to) the car to catch the leaks. May seem a little petty, but I have a brick driveway, and would like to avoid the oil spots.

And, the braking is horrible! Can I get some feedback on the Rocky Mountain Brake kits? Are they worth the money? Easy to install?

Thanks!

[Layden B]

Early autos with pans underneath to catch the oil usually ended up as a BIG fire hazard. Most cars so equipped had the pans removed for safety and better radiator air flow. Accessory outside brakes help but remember they are only mechanical 2 wheel and the rear at that. They will never be great and stopping ability is limited by the small tire print on the ground of 30 x 3 1/2 high pressure clincher tires. Try the discussion forum on MTFCA website.

[Guest Gen3AntiqueAuto]

Put a cookie sheet on the garage floor under the car to catch the drips. I am told that all T's leak too, but mine doesn't. I guess mine must be broken or something. The Rocky Mountain brakes are a good idea. Do understand that you have a very light car on very skinny tires, and only two wheels with brakes on them (with the RM's).

[TheMoneyPit]

If my T stops leaking i check the oil...