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This Motor came out of generator so the heads are most likely stock. Generator had 430 hours. so this is low "hour" run motor. I need to ID this to order some replacement parts. Thanks.

So this is a great forum topic and I am joining to see if folks here can help me ID my motor I have a 59 cast on bell house, 3 bolt “round style” distributor, A marked on head, cast number G157 I think I have a 1947 (G= January, 15 = day of month, 7 = 1947) 59A - but when I look up...

Hello all, just picked up a Model A frame (minus body). Seller told me the rear was locked up before I bought it, so no surprise. We got it on trailer and now at home I want to get it off the trailer and roll it around. Searched the forum but found no real good answers. How do I get the rear...

No updates to speak of. Gathering some parts and sheet metal bits. Plan to start on her later this summer. My '49 kustom is 90% done, so soon I will have extra time to spend on the '26. Thanks for your interest and trust me I will start a build thread once I get going. .

I would be so lucky to get 10% of the coolness his car has...

Nope, no street rod. My custom '49 is a traditional chopped sled. The '26 will be done with a few "hop up" parts but for sure no '32 rails. Any parts that make their way on the '26 will be era correct.

No news to report on the T. She is safe, secure and dry in my garage awaiting her turn. Finishing up my '49 kustom then I will devote my attention to her. Also the wife had me building a chicken coop (more like a chicken condo!) and has requested a barn, so my time is stretched thin.... "If...

Thanks, only part it does not have is the decklid... Of course those are impossible to come-by. I will need to make my own or buy repop version.

on the pink from 1948 says ID: 13201092 - Also says date first sold was 05/26 There are no numbers located inside the passenger door rail, should there be a plaque or are they stamped?

few shots from today: engine is missing a few key parts...:( artsy pics:

The chopped kustom is mine, those are pictures from my new place when I gpt the roadster home. It is a very much modified 1949 Chevy. (see more here - http://www.thewebczar.com/) I am making room for the '26 as I just moved and the garage is a mess of parts and no real defined work areas.

Got her pulled from the barn and she is home now.

how tall, wide and long are these roadsters? Borrowing a trailer to go get it and need to make sure it will fit. thanks in advance.

Awesome, thanks!

I am new to the game of Model T's and want to restore this one. I am unsure of engine rebuilding, suppliers ect. I am beyond excited to do this and want to do it the right way first time. Engine turn free (with hand crank) so assume i can rebuild it... do other motors form other yrs drop in...

Story goes like this.... I got word that there was a 1926 Model T Roadster in a barn in Nor Cal and pursued the trail. Turns out to be true and nice (but sad) story behind it. Car was parked in the barn around 1970 and sat there since not seeing daylight, until today. Gentleman passed away...