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jkrauto

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Hi there,
Recently I have inherited a what I beleive to be a 1926 Model T Coupe, both axels still work, the body is not in the best of shape though.
My question is what might the rear differential be worth?
The spokes are not in good shape but are still mostly attached.
at this point I am unable to add pictures to this post but have some available so let me know if you would like to see them in an email.

Serial Number 84576

Thank you .
 
That number shows Oct 1911. Is that the block number by the water inlet on the side? PM me here for my email address. You can email me some pics and Ill be happy to post them for you... ws
 
That's gonna tell you very little... get the block numbers (shown) which will help, unless the motor was changed out (pretty likely after 85 years!). Mid 1926-all 1927s had a frame number (matching the motor) on the top of the passenger side frame rail about where yer feet go. Clean it really good with a wire brush as they were usually lightly stamped. ws

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That 12,000,000 number puts mine (1926) as August 1925, the beginning of the '26 run.
 
I also should really point out that this vehicle is not a complete vehicle by no means. meaning no flooring, engine or seats. we have axles and a frame and part of the body.
 
Sounds like April 1926. Coupe body parts are usually on as needed basis, so pricing is tuff. The frame maybe 50-150 depending on condition, front axle with hubs (sawzall the spokes off if NG) maybe $50-100 and the ruxtell, if it looks decent and has the shifter intact etc probably 800 and up. Split rims for the tires if complete maybe 25-50 each. Steering column? maybe 50-100 if nice. Appearance Condition is everything with parts pricing provided the stuff can be rebuilt. Shoot me some pics and Ill post them for you! ws
 
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