1918 or 1926?

[CatMan1]

I'll try to post pictures to this 'T' I'm looking at.



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[CatMan1]

Still too small. Sorry. I'll probably end up passing on this car as the body doesn't match the hood or the fenders and I think it would bother me.

 

[redmodelt]

Looks like a 1926/27 cut down touring body on 1924/25 chassis.

 

[jimTN]

Yes. crappy pics. Its not a 18 may be part of a 26/7 body shell because of the firewall. Slanted windshield 23 up, dash has 25 and under inst. pnl. and pedals.

 

[JoeBauer]

There are a lot of T's out there and this is my favorite type. As T's wore out owners did a lot of different things to keep them on the road. This one needs a wood bed made which is not difficult. Then locate the driver's seat so it is far enough back to be comfortable. Then you have a practical driver!
There are those who want only a car which looks like it just came out of the factory, and that is fine. I prefer one like this!

 

[ronn]

Im with you Joe- true jalopy!

 

[folksinger1964]

A lot of potential, here. Yes, I'd make it a two-seater stake side pickup. Install a TT Rear Spring and you're good to go.

 

[folksinger1964]

Is this car still available, somewhere ?

 

[CatMan1]

Is this car still available, somewhere ?

Yes, in Iowa.