I just spoke with Craig Beek about his brass T's...

[Marshall V. Daut]

We had a nice discussion for about 20 minutes and he seems to be doing better these days than in the past few years. He mentioned that he will sell more of his Grand National Winner Show Model T's, including his Town Cars. He has sold only seven of his mighty collection and has about 20 brass T's left for sale. I have visited his collection many times and never failed to be awed. I especially love his 1910 Coupe. (Have you ever seen one?) For more information, contact Craig or do an on-line search for photos of his fabulous collection.
Marshall

[TRDxB2]

Some of Craig's cars
1910 Coupe

[Jerry VanOoteghem]

Is the 1912 Pie Wagon the one built by John Regan some years ago?

[Ron Patterson]

Jerry
I was wondering the same thing?
Ron Patterson

[George Mills]

Jerry…

I still look for Austin Mitchell’s to show up. Austin lived in Elgin Illinois and his Delivery Car was really, really nice too….

[Tbird]

Is the 1912 Pie Wagon the one built by John Regan some years ago?

Jerry,
That pie wagon was built by Bill Brommer.

[TRDxB2]

Is the 1912 Pie Wagon the one built by John Regan some years ago?

No! You can tell by the decal

[Jerry VanOoteghem]

Is the 1912 Pie Wagon the one built by John Regan some years ago?

No! You can tell by the decal

Okay Frank, I'll bite. Just how can I tell from the decal, especially since Craig's is barely visible in the photo of the car? Is that Craig's decal you pictured? I'm not familiar with Regan's decal for comparison... I suppose I should be

[TRDxB2]

Lets say when two strong willed people have a discussion about correctness, sometimes there is a disagreement and the information source. As I recall Craig had said that when he was having the decal made, he was told that the font style he submitted was not used in that time frame and it was changed as shown as one used.
Its always hard to use old photos or Ford advertising (artist renderings), making it hard to properly identify things.
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This image is on Craig's Delivery Car. The "Ford" actually is more pronounced but the glare makes it difficult to see
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Some others adopted an image to match body color (not Regan's)

[Jerry VanOoteghem]

Lets say when two strong willed people have a discussion about correctness, sometimes there is a disagreement and the information source. As I recall Craig had said that when he was having the decal made, he was told that the font style he submitted was not used in that time frame and it was changed as shown as one used.
Its always hard to use old photos or Ford advertising (artist renderings), making it hard to properly identify things.
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This image is on Craig's Delivery Car. The "Ford" actually is more pronounced but the glare makes it difficult to see
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closeup.jpg
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Some others adopted an image to match body color (not Regan's)

Thanks!!

[Tbird]

Here’s John Regan’s decal.
I copied my decals after John’s.

[Tbird]

Here’s John Regan’s decal.
I copied my decals after John’s.

Here’s the one on Bill Brommer’s

Between the three (Craig’s, John’s, and Bill’s)
There are three different types of Fonts.

The logo that Bill copied from is the one found on the sales literature for 1911. He did his in all gold/yellow as where John and Craig have the white background with the blue lettering and lines, which would be correct according to John’s research.