Features Who's Building a T?

I haven't fully paid for it yet. I gave him 100 for it so far just to hold it till I have time to pick it up. Giving 1000 total for it. If I got it I'd pull all the wood out and use tubing. You guys would pass this one up then? I think it could look good built.

 

Love that one - think I've only seen a 3/4 rear shot before.

 

I helped my friend build this tall '27 eons ago. Channeled over a rectangular tube frame, dropped axle in front, and a coil sprung three bar rear. He had looked at a "fall-a-part" wood framed coupe earlier; but opted for the steel framed '27; wise move, methinks.

 

I still want to build one but maybe I should keep looking for one with more steel.

 

Get back to your Plymouth. Something else will show up.

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My kid just brought one back from ND; it's sold now; but I can see if he is getting any of the other coupes out there.

 

Just depends how much. I'm kind of a broke SOB. The reason I was going to buy this one was because it was only 1000 dollars and not rotten.

 

I love all the "T"'s being built and driven, you all are doing a great job.

 

Still plugging away at my Old Girl.

 

Looking good.

 

Now this is over a year and a half later but I finally located that issue of Rod Action. January 1992. It was a letter from John McDonald, a former owner. I scanned just the last part of his letter because whenever I try to include everything, I tend to get an ERROR messa ge.

 

So many cool rigs. Anybody else?

 

Still doing little things on mine. JW

 

Really cool man, thanks