ETAModel
Senior Member
About 20 years ago my brother worked for a guy hauling scrap iron. Among other stuff the guy had a model T frame that he was in the process of turning into a horse drawn wagon when he stopped work on it. The guy traded it to my brother for work done, and later I bought it from him. Its been sitting on the farm for years.
The frame as I recall is mostly complete, has the rear wheels, axle, and wishbone, then the front wishbone, front wheels, tie rod. There was much debate whether it was an A or a T, but IIRC it has NO front brakes, and isn't that a hallmark of the T ?
The previous owner had welded a tongue to the axle, or tie rod, not sure which. Honestly I had forgot about it until I started reading old post on here about Models Ts.
I know price is subjective; a bargain to one will be outrageous to another.
Would there be a market or demand for what's sitting in my field?
Thanks
ET
The frame as I recall is mostly complete, has the rear wheels, axle, and wishbone, then the front wishbone, front wheels, tie rod. There was much debate whether it was an A or a T, but IIRC it has NO front brakes, and isn't that a hallmark of the T ?
The previous owner had welded a tongue to the axle, or tie rod, not sure which. Honestly I had forgot about it until I started reading old post on here about Models Ts.
I know price is subjective; a bargain to one will be outrageous to another.
Would there be a market or demand for what's sitting in my field?
Thanks
ET
