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It shrunk a little

And here I thought the full sized cars are small! That's cute!

I'm thinking he washed it in too hot of water!!!
Kevin

Seems like if he started off too fast, he might do a wheelie causing the T to go all the way on its’ rear. A roll bar might not be a bad idea. Is there a drive shaft of does the transmission hook directly to the differential?

Somewhere in all my junk? I have the driveshaft out of a car very similar to that one. It came to me on a Ruckstell many years ago, which eventually went away on one of the too many cars I had to sell over the years.
The driveshaft from the tip of the pinion gear treads to the front face of the square end for the U-joint is just about a foot long! I used the short torque tube ball end to replace a badly damaged ball end of an otherwise nice standard torque tube. And of course used the good pinion bearing in another rear end that really needed a good one.

Reminds me of a Shriners car. Didn't a company make a Model T Shriner Car, caled a Tiny T? or something like that. More of a glorified go cart.
The OP's car would certainly fit in a much smaller enclosed trailer than a standard T. I'm having a very difficult time finding an enclosed trailer for my WWI ambulance with a 81" height, fixed top. The OP's T will fit inside the back of a pick up, probably.

That car used to belong to Laurel and Hardy. They got stuck between two streetcars!
Norm

If you back up some, it looks a LOT longer! OR, it could be a REALLY FAST Model T. Einstein proved that things get shorter, the faster they go. That applies to light speed, but I assume that Model T had his lights on, and therefore the effect was visible. Either THAT, or because just shut up!