Are these Model T or Model A Subrails?

Brent

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Hey fellas! How sharp does your brain feel, today?

Prior to seeing these rails, I had heard they were for a 30/31 A. I need some because my car has none.

A quick look and I knew they weren't. Still, I'd like to know what they are.

The toe area is similar to my T roadster. It has firewall to frame brackets, too. The sill plate is like an A sedan.

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So, what exactly am I looking at here?
 

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Those are A rails for a two door. See the seat connections so the seat can be rotated forward to let rear seat passengers in.
 
Not chassis frame, subframe also called sub rail here by OP. 1 thing that strikes me as odd, in picture 2 of 6, the triangular filler with the large hole under the dash brace. Never saw that on an A. Any assembly plant #'s on front crossmember, left side?
 
Not chassis frame, subframe also called sub rail here by OP. 1 thing that strikes me as odd, in picture 2 of 6, the triangular filler with the large hole under the dash brace. Never saw that on an A. Any assembly plant #'s on front crossmember, left side?

Okay "subframe" assembly, got it. I have similar/same dash braces on my 26 T roadster. However, the sub rails are different. Could this be 28 stuff? The front width is wider than my 26 firewall but narrower than my 30/31.
 
The subrails are 26-27 T Tudor, note the aluminum door sill plates and the metal plates that turn to hold the wooden floorboards in place. Bob .
 
I have been working on and off for the last year,on an old friends 27 sedan. He was missing the very back subrail. I knew those looked familiar. Good luck on your project Brent.
 
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