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I like it!!!

You must've missed my earlier post (post #23) where I shared that I found someone to trade with, and I posted a picture of the car that I'll be finishing. It's already chopped with a frame, front axle, and rear axle, so a lot of the hard work has been done. I'll be doing some modifications to...

It's got air bags in the rear, and I'm going to redesign the front chassis for some ground clearance. I don't want it that low, but it's a better starting point than an original T.

Not sure if this is the right place to post this, but I had to get in touch with the original owners daughter in order to obtain a title for my 27 T. Turns out that wasn't the only oldie that her father had. She still has two of them left, and they are more or less show cars. She would like to...

The body and steering wheel.

Well everyone, you'll probably be happy to hear that I've found someone with a trade that suits my desires. My '27 will not be cut up, it's going to get new life. In trade I'm getting another '27 that someone has started but not finished. I'm glad that I decided to search around for a...

I feel like a kid on Christmas, like I found a diamond in the rough. Edit: I kind of am still a kid. I'm 37 and immature, I'll own that ��

How many gears are there? Does it have reverse? I know, before you say it, I need to get a book on it.

But how in the hell do you shift it? LOL, I have no clue what each lever does. The only thing I recognize is three pedals and a steering wheel.

It might grow on me. I already can't stop looking at it.

Well I just got it home and in the shop. I took a lot of pictures. Now I guess I'll post it on some forums and see what turns up. The car really is cool. I couldn't figure out where the gearshift is though. Does anyone have a picture of where the gearshift should be? There's two levers on the...

I appreciate the link, that's a sweet site. I did send them an email to see if they had a body that would fit my needs. The thing is, I'm not wanting JUST a body. I currently have a sedan with doors that open and close smoothly, latches that work with no slop, no rust holes or rot, no broken...

I understand that it'd have to be an immaculate restoration to bring that much. I'm not arguing that at all. It has been my childhood dream to have a chopped Sedan though, and this is what I found for a very fair price. That's also why I'm going to offer it up for trade on any other early Sedan...

Again, thank you very much.

Thank you. Would the number on the frame be visible without removing the body?

Does anyone know where the VIN would be located on a 1927 Model T Sedan? I appreciate any input you might have. Thank you.

Well, like I said, I'm going to post it up for about a month after I get a chance to clean it and get some good pictures of it. If I find someone who wants to trade, then I'll go that route. If not, keep me in mind, because I might be getting rid of some parts you might be needing.

Well I certainly appreciate your advice. I was basing the $13-14k off of a quick Google search. By no means were those any kind of definite numbers, it took me all of 20 seconds to come up with them. I was just trying to get an idea of what one well restored would be worth. Honestly I was...

Hello everyone! I'm new to the forum and this is my first post. Here we go! So I picked up a great project. I was on the prowl for a sedan body to build a rat rod out of, and I ended up stumbling across this: Now I'm very conflicted. I've done a few Google searches and it looks like this...