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Can we see a picture of the steering wheel? Duncan OK swap meet seemingly had good buyer with cash traffic last March. I made good money there - but mainly on small parts I could sell in USPO flat rate boxes from home. Also drove 6 hours to get there with 7 good T fenders and only sold 1. Also had r...

TXGOAT2 wrote: ↑

Thu Sep 25, 2025 10:09 am

It's long gone now. It was a '47 torpedo in two tone gray, 6 cylinder, with radio and heater. Those are excellent, durable cars. The radio sounded like a juke box, and the underseat heater with a separate coil for the defrost worked very well.

Sounds nice

Id pick them up if I was closer just to save them Todd I send these to the scrapper all the time literally no one needs of wants them same with front axles I have probably 30 of them you can't give them away same with frames How much for 2 front spindles? shipped to 29150? I'm working on this burnt...

Hi Mr Touchberry-- I saw the video. I'm in Florence, SC and would be able to make Sumter easily. I have the option of giving the rest of the car a spot to stay in one piece whilst rebuilding it; if you'd be interested in turning her loose I'd like to go for it. Yes I'm new to the Forum; I've not be...

TXGOAT2 wrote: ↑

Tue Sep 23, 2025 11:34 am

Two of the best cars I ever owned cost me $15.00 and $20.00 respectively. One, a 1947 Pontiac Torpedo, was sitting on blocks in an old fellow's back yard, and the other, a 1950 Ford business coupe, was sitting in Buddy Swan's junkyard.

Sweet

tdump wrote: ↑

Sat Sep 20, 2025 4:21 pm

Charlie B in N.J. wrote: ↑

Fri Sep 19, 2025 3:07 pm

Way too much for me.

If I wasn't project poor and that thing came up < I would be on it like a duck on a june bug.
That's WAY more Model T than I have ever had to start with for a project.

granted, it's rough but we had a ball! thanks for watching

Todd and his team will make it to Carlsbad today! Their Coast to Coast drive is very challenging and it's amazing how well their T has been running so far with some over 300 mile days. Check out their journey if you haven't on Facebook or just Google his name to watch several videos. Several member...

Frankly couldn't have picked a crappier, more unpredictable time of year to make this long of a tour, but I wish them good luck, safe driving, and of course lots of fun and fund raising. Bless them and their efforts. It's what worked for us with other kids in school and work. We made it in 12 days ...

big2bird wrote: ↑

Thu Sep 18, 2025 5:25 pm

The sad part is that body will be warped big time.

Mostly, but hopefully someone can use something or repurpose some of it for something!
Thanks for watching

tdump wrote: ↑

Thu Sep 18, 2025 12:04 pm

I like this! I hope to see that on the road!
I gota get back to work on my junk!

Thanks so much for watching. The recovery video is kinda funny

I have 2 if you're still looking.

Id pick them up if I was closer just to save them

We saved one from the crusher! !924 Touring car that was restored years and years ago, then the barn caught on fire and it was abandoned. Years later it moved twice and had been outside for a LONG time Enjoy the video and feel free to critique our method! Most parts are available https://youtu.be/Cr...

After making the video, I'm pretty much finished with this car. I'm keeping the front wishbone and MAYBE the hood (with dimples )
Let me know if you see anything that you need.
https://youtu.be/CrEF-H20mVk?si=XvHKL6NkvqClUR5P

What purpose do they serve?

Message sent

still available??

Whats your YT channel?

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