Hot Rods How many HAMB Model T's Out There?

Still over 15 (maybe more) HAMB T's I know of that still have not shown up here. JW

 

"The thread you are looking for could be...
FOR MODEL A's ONLY... Rest of you "Keep Out"!!!"

Thanks Bugguts. That is the one I was looking for. Almost 2300 model A's.
127 T's. About 5.5% of Model A's. Not as many as I thought.

 

Yeah! Are you guys ashamed to admit you have a Model T?

 

27T Tudor and assorted parts enough for another car.
Andrew

 

Glass- For Sale,too!

 

Count me in.
I'm in the early stages of a Packard powered RPU

 

139 plus a few for the more than 3 guys. Still only about 6% of the model A guys. I know there are more out there. If you own a T or two, please count yourself in on this poll.

 

I'm surprised the pic didn't get deleted. Not that I think it should, it's a nice looking ride
even with the Weld's.

 

Well...they don't all come into your hands HAMB approved, but its a lot closer now than it was when I got it.
Besides, wheels are only slightly harder to change than a hub cap.
The problem has been finding something that works believe it or not.
The rears will be a pair of 54 Chevy's rehooped to 8".
They were actually built for this car by Fitzee when he owned it.
The fronts will be a set of Temp spare wheels (4") with the centers repositioned for the correct look.
I finally have two good ones and I'll do the reworking this winter.
Just gotta figure out some hub cap mounting brackets now....

 

In!

 

This is a kool thread . I am really enjoying it. HAPPY NEW YEAR EVERYONE!!!!!!!!!!.................

 

ok, you said stock as well so here is my wife's 1927 fordor, she had always admired this local car & when it came up for sale, she was 5 months pregnant at a local car show, asked to sit behind the wheel, owner obliged, she stepped out & shook his hand, he looks at me dumbfounded "did I just sell my car ?", I replied "I know my wife, take the sign out of the window" Don't have many good pictures on this computer, but here is "Patty" with my 3 girls...

 

153 +. I really thought there would be more than that!

 

There are many more I know of. JW

 

That's a nice engine. 27 body on 32 rails was what we used on track roadsters back in the day.

 

Just count the ones posted on the "who is build a T" thread for starters...

 

As said before, there's 63 pages in the"who's building a T?" thread. https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/whos-building-a-t.645511/

 

This is one of mine,also have a 26 tub

 

Six NZ HAMBers still to come forward that I know of, could be more. JW

 

You go right ahead and count 'em. I don't want to know who. I want to know how many.

 

I was just meaning that there's a lot more that haven't posted on this thread yet.

 

If we can count just a body, I've
got a'26/27 T body going on my
lakes modified roadster, it's the front
half of a touring .

 

Here's mine...should be drivable by late summer(not finished).

 

same problem I have....I used to have 80% of a 1918-21 stock T roadster (no body wood) and about 6-8 '18-'23 roadster and touring body shells (no body wood) then I moved sold/scrapped everything except the best roadster panels...later a buddy that bought some of the body panels tacked a body together and gave me back a panel or two so I now have 1 set of very rough roadster panels, turtle deck and '27 frame + a pass. side, cowl top, cowl side and door, and a touring driver's side....so respectively 1/4 of one and 1/8th of another lol the "good" panels look exactly like the rusty ones shown just minorly straighter and the black shell is one I sold my buddy we tacked it together and welded the 2x3 frame in his livingroom while he renovated his house lol!....all the panels came out of an old landfill found in Washington in the early '90's

 

Mine, I've put the Stelling&Helling style air cleaners back on.

 

Just one...but just this one is enough. Still a work in progress, but after 8 long years its at least finally on the road. Enjoying the hell out of it, and now gearing up for an outing to the Sacramento Autorama Suede Pavilion next month. I think Uncle Ray would be proud. AMBR55 FOREVER!!

 

I recently joined the Model T club.

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I saw your car at the Darrel show in Tulsa...very nice!!

 

Started collecting parts to build another,
Here is some of those parts leaned together in mock up.
Final design yet to be determined..

 

the two I had , now gone..