Boy, that was quite a ride!
Posted: Fri May 17, 2024 11:31 am
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Posted: Fri May 17, 2024 1:04 pm
My attention was drawn to the short coupled T 5th from the top. Why would someone go to the expense and effort of so poorly building a short Model T ?.. Fenders, headlamps, body - rear radius rods attached to the frame and a steering column not shortened ?? Seems like this was either in or close to the era so maybe a smaller T provided the reason for the build ??
Re: Boy, that was quite a ride!
Posted: Fri May 17, 2024 5:39 pm
Number five.
Front fenders maybe non-Ford, and about 1930ish vintage. No model T engine pan, no torque tube. Might be a small engine in there somewhere? Maybe connected by pullies/belts the rear axle behind the seat? Or maybe nothing to run it? Could be a push-car for the grandkids? Likely put together during the depression.
Front fenders maybe non-Ford, and about 1930ish vintage. No model T engine pan, no torque tube. Might be a small engine in there somewhere? Maybe connected by pullies/belts the rear axle behind the seat? Or maybe nothing to run it? Could be a push-car for the grandkids? Likely put together during the depression.