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

Here is 26hotrod's car from July '85 Rod Action. It's not that hard to post pictures if I can do it. Just follow the tutorial. I also have a '26 coupe.

 

Racing one and another on the way.

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Dad's Tudor

 

Yes it's mine but it's not Norm's old car. I built a tribute car to Norm's because I have always loved that car and Norm was a friend. To me it is a real Hot Rod and that's what I have always liked and Norm was a friend.

 

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Mine..

 

52. Love all the different styles of T's. You guys have some great cars. All the pics are great but not required. I know from watching current threads there are some who have not participated. Make sure you vote on the poll.
I really expected more T's out there. Are we really that small of a faction? Starting to feel like the model A guy's dorky little brother.

 

I had two T's . The coupe I built in the early 60's and the roadster I'm building now...

 

mine

 

here's mine

 

I wish I had a better picture, and I've posted this one in a bunch of other threads already, but here's mine, a '26 RPU cab with an earlier turtledeck which was heavily modified to fit. It's been sitting in my garage for a couple years now just like this, with very little left to finish and a host of speed equipment ready to go on, just haven't gotten back to it. This summer needs to be the summer to finish, I've made a commitment.

 

I'm in for 1 and a 1/2. My roadster and I have a 27 tub body saved for a rainy day.

 

My 23 Center Door, had this since 1978, and rebuilt it three times.










This was my 27 Coupe, a very regretful sale, I miss this Coupe.

 

I’m in as well, Here’s the T-Ster. Banger powered and all. I have a disassembled Bo Jones modified as well, it was the last frame that he built, but he sold it before he continued on it.
Lot of cool one off parts on it.
Some day I’ll get it done.

 

Got a way to go on this one. It's next in line though.

 

I'm pretty behind on my t


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Your kinda like me bobw to many race cars to fool with and not much time to work on anything else.

 

1 26/27 roadster that I'm currently collecting parts for. Another 2 that may become 1 roadster pickup. And a model t c-cab.

EDIT: Add 1 more. I forgot about the touring I have stashed at another house.

That brings the total to 5

 

66. I know there's more.

 

I have 2 ,23 & 26

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"goldmountain" thanks for the photo post of my hot rod. I am seriously going to learn to post this stuff. Thank again and Merry CHRISTMAS................

 

My turd... I mean T... currently disassembled waiting for motivation to return. Hopefully it shows up soon...

 

73---- Not very many out of the 15,000,000 T's built. Got to be more here.

 

Here's mine, in progress. "The Free-T".

I've been looking more at T's the past year or two, they're still really affordable and I'm sure like the A's will only be going up in value as more people start snatching them up as A's rise in value.

 

Bob...In hometown Santa Clara, 1957, when I was 15, friend Tony Pombo was building a short-bed hot rod out of a 'T' truck body identical to yours.
Tony had it all together, ready to fire. (Merc flathead, Dago axle, '39 box, '40 rear...) Cool fenderless hot rod, very different.
Tony was 29, died in his sleep before he ever got to start the engine. His wife sold the truck, we never saw it again...

 

Count me in...

 

I have 4:
1.) My steel '27 tub, on Model A frame (hiboy) Flathead, 283 SBC, 276" Desoto hemi. Car is set up for any of the three.
Flathead and Chevy bolt to '50 Ford pickup floorshift boxes, (open drive) Desoto hemi has adaptor and a '37 LaSalle box.
2.) My Polyform 'glass '27 roadster, Amer. Stamping '32 rails (hiboy) 354" Chrysler hemi, 455 Olds. '37 LaSalle box, adaptors for both.
3.) My former Ray Anderegg frame with steel '27 T "coupester" body (like Louis's 'tribute car')Set up for flathead or SBC. '39 Ford box, closed driveline, '41 Ford rear. (like it was in '55, AMBR)
4.) My 'glass '23 'T' turtledeck body on 2 X 4 rectang tube frame, (rails cut and shaped to Model A dimensions)
'37 Ford Tube front axle, '36 Ford rear, '70 BMW 2 liter engine, very modified, T.I. pistons, Elgin cam, dual
Weber 40mm sidedrafts, BMW 4 speed, open drive. Cool fast track type...
4.) Steel '27 cowl, 1.5" X 4" frame rails, '25 Dodge Bros. front axle, set up like '30s flat tail sprint. Back up in rafters
now, no room on floor! Collecting cool stuff for it, need an old 4-banger, '30-'34...

Still have this AT&T problem sending pix.