Let's See Your Model T

[kwisor]

here is my 1923 roadster p/u
kevin

 

[32 chevy vett]

I agree with you Steve. I have read this in a book I had.

 

[TonyM]

Steve, great photo.

 

[TonyM]

Kelly, Your truck is great. Can you post more?

 

[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?

A few more pictures. Dad and Mom, Mom and some history.

 

[Bettendorf Spirit]

Our T, mostly 1914, please don't shoot me for having a speedster. It's our first T and I must say we've really enjoyed it.

This was taken as we were about to leave Pendine Sands after a weekend of racing on the beach last year, we're back there again this year at the start of July.

 

[32 chevy vett]

No one will shoot on this site for having a speedster. Even better one that you race. That is real cool. What is great you use it. Nice car. That has to be a lot of fun.

 

[Bettendorf Spirit]

Thanks, good to hear. Yup, it's a lot of fun.

 

[lwannem]

I could't afford a body for this 24, so I made my own pickup

 

[Kelly mt]

Tony, here's a couple more pics of my TT

 

[Mighty1924]

Here is our 1924 Coupe.

 

[2manycars]

This is a pickup I made from a spare chassis and the front of a roadster cowl. I sold it to a guy who's dog drove it into a tree.
The TT is one I bought from a barn where it sat since 1950. I got it in 1998, and got it running and took it to shows for a few years, then sold it.

 

[stevests]

'19 Centerdoor - maybe - maybe not. How in the hell does one attach a photo ?

 

[2manycars]

Push the button under the reply box that says "go advanced" and then look for the button that looks like a paper clip. Push that and a box will pop up that lets to chose one or several photos from your computer, then push the button that says "upload", and it will attach to your message.

 

[Jack Innes]

I use these 3 most;

The 1914 touring is very stock & restored with some modifications under the hood. The tires & wheels limit its speed capability but the power is really noticeable at safe speeds.

The 1926 touring is an original car with one previous owner. It is just a good driver.

The green 1926 roadster is a well used & abused Kansas farm car. It runs & drives better than most restored cars & is a ton of fun.

 

[dumb person]

I sold it to a guy who's dog drove it into a tree.

His dog got its license off the back of a weetbix packet.

 

[stevests]

Thanks Guys !

 

[jwaldrich]

3 out of our 4 T's Sunk to a new level and bought an A as well. Guess I just like old cars.

 

[Roger Byrne]

Here are my operational Ts: 1911 Open Runabout, 1914 Touring and 1927 Touring. I also have several other project Ts that include a 1914? Speedster and a Model T Truxtun conversion.

 

[TonyM]

Thanks for posting guys. Thanks Kelly for the extra photos.
John Aldrich I love that roadster.