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Thank you for the pictures. I have to do the same thing on my 1926 TT.

Thanks Matt, my 26 TT is missing that board.

Thank you for the pictures.

Here is my new 1926 Model TT.

Burger in Spokane wrote: ↑

Tue Jul 30, 2019 12:55 am

My stock 26 TT flatbed with closed cab measures exactly 84" to the highest point,
at the back of the cab.


26 731 2016 aug 01.jpg

That is what mine also measures. By the way great looking TT.

Matt in California wrote: ↑

Sun Jul 28, 2019 1:48 am

I like your dump truck!

I see that you got your TT in the garage. I need to know how tall a TT is. Would you mind measuring the minimum clearance needed to get through the door?

Thanks!

Matt

Matt, I can measure it when I get home.

Dallas Landers wrote: ↑

Sun Jul 28, 2019 7:36 am

Very nice! Does it have aux trans? If so was the frame lengthened?

It does not have an aux trans. It does have a two speed rear-end.

I have picked up my Rapid Hand Hoist from the sandblaster. The frame and dump bed cleaned up really nice. I have a little metal work to do before I paint the bed black.

Great looking truck. Can't wait to see it with the bed. I've got a project just like that I'm trying to get busy on. I hope it looks half as good as your truck when it is done. - Matt Thanks Guys, I will post a few pictures when I get the dump bed back from the blasters. It should be done this Frid...

I thought I would share a few pictures of my new TT. Just finished mounting all new tires and tubes. I'm currently waiting for the dump bed to get back from the sandblasters.

Hello, I am looking for a used rear wheel puller to remove the rear wheels from my 1926 TT. Does anyone have one for sale. I have seen all of the new ones, kind of looking for a used one.

Thank You

George, mine is a factory closed cab truck. It has the same bracket at the back of the body as yours, but only uses the rear hole for the body and whatever bracket for the bed there was. This tells me that the C cab must have been slightly shorter since it used the front hole. The pics below show m...

Thanks for sharing,this is all great information. I need to take a look at my 1926 TT and see if I have those brackets.

Jeepbone1 wrote: ↑

Tue Jun 18, 2019 3:23 pm

First start! “Freshened” engine. Watch out summer. Runs like a scalded cat on battery and the mag with a new coil and recharged magnets. Now for all the small adjustments.

https://www.facebook.com/groups/Fordmod ... 48?sfns=mo

it looks and sounds great....

Oh, .... and please enlarge the pictures to notice the heavy gauge sheetmetal ‘channel’ that wraps on each side and bottom of the bed subframe where it contacts the frame crossmember ‘ears’. It is encompassed by the U bolts. Later frame ears like mine have 2 holes in the crossmember ears for the U ...

Hi Ralph, I also have a TT mine is a 1926 and the stake body bed on mine only says FORD across the rear frame member. I don't believe it's the original bed for my truck.

Dallas Landers wrote: ↑

Fri Jun 07, 2019 5:44 pm

I dont think anyone makes the " express bed" for the TT. They are out there to be found but not too many.

Thank you

-Joe- 'What' did you get with your acquisition? If you have the bed's steel outer frame, it might be a good start. Photos would help. The steel stakes and hardware are harder to find. I kept the original bed pieces and side boards as patterns. Many helpful contacts are available. Hello Mark, my TT ...

Hello, I am new to the Model TT Trucks. I just picked up a 1926 TT with what appears to be a factory stake bed. Currently it has no wood on the bed or sides. My question is does anyone make a steel pick-up style bed for a TT?

I don't have a picture, but the rear seat cushion fastens to the rear panel of the cab through 2 slots in the stiffening rail just above the rear seat. The rear seat spring has small "j" shaped protrusions above the spring frame which goes through the slots and locks the back cushion in place. Good...

Does anyone have a good picture of how the rear seat cushion attaches to the cab. I have a factory steel body truck.

TTtom wrote: ↑

Thu May 02, 2019 10:19 pm

Did my 27 TT radiator core last summer. No issues came out great. $950 in CA. with oval tubes at regular radiator shop.

Thank You

I had my 19 Roadster radiator recored for 600.00. A new radiator from Bergs is around 900.00. You can save around 300.00 by getting a recore. I am in Texas and the shops in my area were all in the 600.00 range. The core itself was in the 400.00 range. Go a shop that deals in industrial, farm and bi...

A Whiteman wrote: ↑

Thu May 02, 2019 6:41 pm

The TT radiator is standard T - so anywhere you can get a T radiator core is good.
Cheers, and enjoy the TT

Thank you

Tom Hicks wrote: ↑

Thu May 02, 2019 6:33 pm

I don't know about radiator cores, but CONGRATULATIONS on getting a TT!!!

Thanks you can't wait to get it delivered.

Hello everybody. Where is the best place to get a new radiator core for my 1926 TT?

Tom Hicks wrote: ↑

Tue Apr 23, 2019 4:10 pm

Welcome! Lots of TT's around. And they are fun!
Here is one in the classifieds, probably more if you search...

viewtopic.php?f=4&t=3207

Thanks Tom

Hello everyone. I am new to this forum so thank you for letting me join. I am currently looking for a model TT truck. 1924-1925 in this range preferred original and running.