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When I was a kid I stumbled across an old Model T in the form of .....a sawmill! Ha ha :lol: I didn't really know what I was looking at at the time but over the years I've come to realise... :D I was visiting my Aunt in the small town I grew up in and decided to go exploring...after meandering aroun...

But basically to sum it up: ...there are no "high" doors for pheaton / roadster ...all the doors are the same dimensions?

Rik, 1923 was a transition year. From the middle to end of’23 Ford produced wide cowl, 5 rib firewall Model T s that’s known as ‘24 models. Open car doors weren’t taller or shorter in the years Mark advised. As he also stated; if your T is US left steering, cutting and installing a driver side door...

Doors from 1915 to sometime in 1925 are the same. If you are trying to add a left door to left-hand drive, sounds like a lot of work for not much return. Because of the layout, it's kinda worthless. Now if you have right-hand drive, left-hand body, that would be different. Touring/roadster front do...

1923 open Model T s are also of the low cowl variety and the doors will fit but I’d advise against it. Is that because you feel it might damage the historical significance or value? If so trust me it won't :lol: the "car" is nothing more than a few bits of crushed, dented, burnt, and rusted tin sal...

Hi, Will '23 doors fit a '17 - '21? Sorry for the newby question...are there any size differences in the early roadster/touring front doors? I'm still picking away at the old roadster body I found in a ravine back in the '90's. Possibly a guy or two who has been around since the early 2000's remembe...