Let's See Your Model T

[TonyM]

Although I am an Early V-8 Man, I find Ford Model T cars very interesting.

Please post a photo of your Model T car or truck.

Would love to see vintage photos of Model T as well.

This Model T is not mine--I shot the photo at Bob's Body Shop, an antique auto friendly shop.

 

[Greg Jones]

Mine is a rather common place 26 Coupe, actually produced in October 1925. I loved the 26-27 Royal Maroon color but the car was originally BLACK contrary to conventional wisdom that all early coupes were green. Am thinking of repainting it black.

 

[J Franklin]

Here is one I used to own, it has a new owner now.

 

[Steve Jelf]

1915 Runabout, 1923 Touring

 

[Dick Webber]

Here's my 23 low radiator touring, before and after. Still own after 41 years.

 

[Dick Webber]

Here is a power unit fresh out of a Kentucky barn. Interesting wide belt pulley on rear. Made out of a 1920 Ford. Runs great and took very little to get it running! Judging from the neighborhood it came from I'm guessing it pulled a saw rig.

 

[Royce P]

1912, 1914, 1915, 1917

 

[jboggess]

My 1913 Touring and 1915 Speedster

 

[Eckler's]

Just a few i have saved on my computer. Just random pictures.

 

[TonyM]

Great Photos.

 

[32 chevy vett]

1924 T fourdor - 1923 touring- 1917 six post delivery express wagon.

 

[fordman67]

sadly thats how mine looks..3 years later..very sad.

 

[Mike Peters]

1915 Touring.

 

[Kelly mt]

My 26 Roadster and 25 TT.

 

[Fred K-OR]

Here is one of my Dad, car and his dog. It would have been taken sometime in 1925-28. I would like to know for sure what year it is. Anyone know?

 

[dumb person]

'26 or '27 with wood wheels

 

[Steve Jelf]

I like the way he has the windshield propped open with the gas tank lid.

 

[Fred K-OR]

You guys notice a lot of things about this picture that I never even considered all of these years. Thanks for the observations. May have to dig out some more pictures of this old rig and post them.

 

[Royce P]

Absolutely, post some more pictures! If the wheels came with the car originally it can only be a 1926, since wire wheels were standard in 1927 and wood wheels were unavailable.

 

[Steve Jelf]

The way I read Bruce's encyclopedia, wood wheels were used on the first 1927 cars before wires became standard equipment late in 1926. Bruce doesn't say it, but my guess would be that wood remained an option.