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I'm putting bands in a friend's 1923 model T. It has the removable bands, meaning, in theory you don't have to remove the "hogshead" to replace the band linings. But Ive never liked pulling the band's up and out of the inspection cover. When he brought the car to my place he had two "new old...

Looking for the dimensions or a blueprint so I can build my passenger side sill on our 1921 model T roadster. Any help is appreciated. Thank you.

I have a turtle deck for a 1923, 1924 or 1925 Ford model T for sale. Has surface rust, dents and dings but is better than some Ive seen folks fix up. Its pretty much complete. I am working on a 1921 roadster and have since gotten the correct turtle deck for my car. Located in central Iowa. PM me...

I'm in the process of bringing a 1921 model T roadster back to life. I've got the de-mountable rims in primer. My question is what color should I paint them? Aluminum, silver? Many shades to choose from. I'm useing Nason enamel paints, formerly Dupont. Any advice will be greatly appreciated...

In putting together our 1920 Ford model "T" roadster we found that all kinds of model "T"s are lingering out there. I love finding and photographing new finds. Even picking up some good parts along the way. Thought I would share a couple we found and looked at today.

Recently my dad gave me his model "T" touring car. Now I know why. He has started working on another model "T". This one is a 1920 roadster. He purchased this one back in 1960 or so. Shortly after purchasing it the car was stollen from a building it was in on the farm. Thanks to all the...

Greetings from central Iowa. Recently my dad gave me his 1918 touring car. He has owned her since 1949. It had set without being started for 13 years. I cleaned out the fuel tank, sediment bulb, and rebuilt the Holly NH carburetor (not the original that came on this car). The original was a...