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I posted this about an odd overhead a while back.
https://www.mtfca.com/phpBB3/viewtopic. ... ad#p287659
I thought I would post pictures of the whole car as I am passing on the opportunity to buy it. It is an interesting T. It was called a '12 but I don't see much evidence of early parts. I haven't seen it in person. These are his photos.

He says he also has the carbide generator, oval gas tank and trunk, along with a monocle windshield frame also.

I don't see where the water comes out unless there is a connection in the middle of the head. I don't think this is a '10 block as it has a generator casting on it. If nothing else, this should be an interesting car to talk about. Many unusual details. We are also wondering what it might be worth. I shared the photos with another member. If he is not interested, I will post this on the for-sale side with Kent's contact information.
Thanks,
Rich

Peculiar placement for the Stewart vacuum tank ! Steering column is early & dash switch plate is off a '19.

Thatr looks like a good head design, and I like the idea of a longer front spring.

I wish I could be seriously interested in that. I don't know what year it should be called, however, there is sure a lot of interesting stuff there!

The vacuum tank location seems odd. However, I ran a vacuum tank on one of my speedsters (loved it!), and there just isn't hardly any room to fit one on the front side of the firewall!

That is really neat!
That's where the earlier pics came from... A guy never forgets a redhead...
Neat placement of the vac tank. Put a hood on and any mechanic will marvel at what's going on underneath. Especially one that doesn't know what it is.
Thank you for the pics Rich!

Looks like the steering column could be 1912. There is plenty of room for a vacuum tank under the hood. Just get rid of that non standard piece-of-junk head! There is a Steweart vacuum tank on my tourer, which has the body builder installed fuel tank suspended under the spare tyre carrier at the rear.
Allan from down under.

I have posted this Speedster on the Vehicles for sale site:
https://www.mtfca.com/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=38074
I hope we can find a good home for this interesting vehicle.
Rich

Any idea what the head is?
Or what the car might be worth?