Recent content by jtbender

Tbud, I just got back on the site and found your reply. Sorry for the delay. At present I do not have a price. I am trying to source a few parts from which to build my custom top without cutting up the complete original top that came with the car. Do much will depend on what it will cost to...

I have a complete top iron set, original, untouched, no rust, two broken bows. Affordable but not Cheap. Jim

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Set of 4 vintage Cadillac wire wheels perfect for that highboy project. Two 15x6 and two 15x8 professionally widen. All 5 on 5 inch bolt pattern from mid 50's Cadillac. Currently painted tan/yellow. At least one needs spokes resealed. Otherwise in great condition. Perfect for model a highboy...

New Price: $200 + shipping Original and absolutely pristine 1927 Ford Touring firewall, frame gussets and toe board supports. Absolutely no rust. No holes other than stock. I drilled out the rivets and spot welds with a spot weld saw. Previously I had the entire body media blasted and primed...

SOLD For sale is a complete unrestored 1927 touring car chassis. I purchased the car last year for the sheetmetal. It has been in dry storage since 1962 and in exceptional condition. I am not a model T expert but I believe the chassis is complete with the exception of 3 magnetos, plugs, some...

did you find a grill shell? I have one, primed and pitted. Troy area. $75. I am looking for a useable hood, windshield stanchions, a grill shell that can be chromed and a 1927 touring car title if you know of any. Jim Bender 248.647.1989 jtbender@comcast.net

I have a complete 1927 touring car chassis. All original. Motor rotates by hand. As far as I can tell it needs only magnetos and a right hand emergency brake rod. The complete car has been store inside since 1962. I am using all sheet metal. How do you feel about $2500? I am in need of a...

Seeking salvageable drivers side rear fender for 1937 ford coupe. I live in the metro Detroit area. Have some extra 37 parts to sell as well. Email for phone number. jtbender@comcast.net Thanks much, Jim