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I know plenty about the off-road trails! We collect antique jeeps and you better believe they are not just for show!

Oh, it is equipped with starter and generator.

It does not have a driver side front door. Upholstery is very nice as it has always been in a garage and we live in the dry desert so moisture is not a problem. The body is very solid on it, no rust at all. I was told it was a Canadian Touring years ago, but the gentleman was not sure on that. His d...

I appreciate all the information! I have not looked to see if anything is marked made in Canada, however that is not a huge deal to me whether or not it is. I was just told it was a Canadian Touring, but had not verified that, and whether or not it is does not matter a great deal to me. That said, I...

So this would be just a regular Touring?

Hello all! I am looking at what I am told is a 1920 Canadian Touring. It belonged to a gentleman I knew for years that passed away last year, and his widow is ready to sell it. Looking it over, it appears to be in excellent condition, radiator is full, oil level is good, interior and paint are in gr...

I didn't realize the Ruckstell was available for the trucks as well! I could definitely see where an underdrive would be useful on the truck tho! I wish I knew the story on how this truck ended up with wire front wheels, but I guess that is lost to history. The truck came from an old homestead in th...

I'll check that out! I was curious if those were T wheels and if they were correct on the truck. Either way, if I ever restore it, I'll leave them simply because it's part of the history of this truck.

Were the Ruckstells worm drive? I thought Ruckstells were only in cars, not trucks. All that remains of the rear wheels are the hubs and they were definitely wood spoke. I once saw an old picture of this truck before it burnt, and it had wood spokes on the rear, and was indeed a c-cab. I wish I had ...

Hello all! I have this 1926? model TT dump truck (I do have the bed for it as well) that was in a fire in the late 50s and has been parked since then. It's on my list of maybe someday projects, and surprisingly the engine is not siezed even after sitting outside since it burned. I was looking it ove...

I found the frame number, and it is a 26. Unfortunately, it does not have the original engine, but I'm not complaining!

I will be sure to take a look, thank you!

Hello! This is my first post on this forum. Last year, we purchased a property that came with a Model T Tudor Sedan. The last registration sticker is from 1963, and it has clearly been parked for a long time but is in really solid condition. The engine is still free and has compression. According to...