My new acquisition

Mike/Nebraska

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I've been asking a lot of questions here so I thought I'd post pictures of my (new) Model T.
There are a lot of extra parts, including the chassis with the wire wheels. It's been stored in a quonset for 30 years and the last license plate is 1944. There is a later plate on the tailgate but ot sure, I think it's 69.
 

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I've been asking a lot of questions here so I thought I'd post pictures of my (new) Model T.
There are a lot of extra parts, including the chassis with the wire wheels. It's been stored in a quonset for 30 years and the last license plate is 1944. There is a later plate on the tailgate but ot sure, I think it's 69.


Pieces n parts, looks like fun.
 
I like your RPU, I wish I could find one to rebuild. I'm working on a '27 coupe myself.

I see that it has a road flair bracket on it. I have the same set of them, I actually have three different complete sets of them.

Pat
 
Where would it be stamped? New to Model T's.

If you referring to the serial number it is stamped on the engine, driver's side above where the coolant hose goes into the block. Might have to wipe it down with a rag or use something to clean it with in order to see it.

Mark
 
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