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It looks to be mostly there, might have to do some repairs to get it back to original....
https://www.ebay.com/itm/1909-Ford-Mode ... %7Ciid%3A1

Some reassembly required.

Steve Jelf wrote: ↑

Sun Jun 09, 2019 3:26 pm

Some reassembly required.

Some DISassembly required...

Ick!

It'll rub out.

Fortunately, no actual Model T's were injured during the build.

Awe, come on. Why did you guys make me look at this? Now I need to find a stick and poke my eyes out.

?!? What's the fuss ?? Looks like the perfect Model T, all of the original shortcomings have been improved by retro-fitting modern components. Improved ride, no problem cruising at highway speeds, doubtless the brakes are adequate by 21st century standards. Isn't this what we're all striving for ? (best of all, it's RED !! )

Entry level price too. What a steal!!

Rich Bingham wrote: ↑

Sun Jun 09, 2019 6:57 pm

?!? What's the fuss ?? Looks like the perfect Model T, all of the original shortcomings have been improved by retro-fitting modern components. Improved ride, no problem cruising at highway speeds, doubtless the brakes are adequate by 21st century standards. Isn't this what we're all striving for ? (best of all, it's RED !! )

Blasphemy !! My poor misguided brother...

Hey, it's a neat little street rod and at least it represents a Model T. There aren't too many T street rods except for the "Kookie" T bucket variety. It just may strike an interest in a REAL T for someone! There were several of these built in the early '70's and according to the magazine article, there are few, if any, real Model T parts used. The body was hand formed and the fenders, splash aprons, running boards, headlights, and more, were custom made for this car. IT"S NOT A REAL MODEL T, and that's a good thing!

Dave...if I know Rich B. like I think I do trust me his entire post was sarcasm!