History The Model T will celebrate 110th anniversary in 2019 lets see yours.

1922 with a few mods; 2 speed rear end, 12V, newer wheels, 'modern' points distributor, front bumper, safety glass. Anyone have a top for sale?

 

I've got a pile of parts going. Should be able to start on it soon

 

May not be a hot rod but it sure is cool, I can't imagine anyone not liking this car. HRP

 

Building the Model T. HRP

 

My neighbors, his wife's uncle bought it new. Only car he ever bought and drove. All original & always a runner!

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Any ideas on what i should do with it??






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Model T #2


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Depending on what you want to do with it, hot rod or restore it, with the shirt you have on I'm beting you are leaning toward a early Gow job. HRP

 

That looks like what I started out with.

 

My T is an original '27 steel body on a T truck frame.

 

I love it. Long, low, and black. What are those hubs?

 

Love it! can we see more please

 

I may redo the wheels one at a time, they are starting to show their age. A winning lottery ticket would buy a set of 30x3 1/2 Buffalo wires. Bob

 

I love this car. If I win the lottery i'll build us both one.

 

I've gained weight. ...And all my hot rods are T's! My tub fits me like a tight pair of pants.

 

Hubs are vintage Frankland race car stuff. Can't take credit for the build. Just a caretaker.

 

Here is my T based Mercury Speedster with era flavor enhancements.

 

^^^^^^^^^^^^ VERY NICE and there is a SOHC Fronty in the background! Bob

 

Bob, the single stick has a home in my current Mercury project, and it will be sitting on a 5 main Schubert block with Crower crank and rods. T based and not a single Ford part in the engine.

 

^^^^^ Looks like the huge MILLER carb I had at one time, now in a collection in Norway. Bob

 

That's a great pair of Mercury T speedsters! Yes, the single stick Fronty is impressive too.

 

Those Mercury speedsters got my attention. Really got a great look. Not real familiar with the Frontenac stuff but thought they were OHV conversions for Ford bangers. Guess i better do some homework.

 

27 coupe. Lowered frame, tilted channel, unchopped. 302 ford, c4 auto ,and 8in rear. Headers with sidepipes, homemade ladder bar set up. Wooden floor ,no top,and no glass . 1947 GMC truck dash welded in. Goggles and ear plugs are a must and no heat. Yeah , it's ugly, it's rough, and it's mine!

 

One T that survived the fires. Bob

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Not HAMB friendly, but "thread friendly", this is the Wife's 1927 Fordor :

 

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My '26 Tudor and the Joe Barnett '27 Touring before I owned it.

 

My Dad and his 17 Roadster

 

My old touring that made it back east to take on a new life.

 

My Little 26 Coupe, I got in 81, and restored to stock.