T Bakery Van
 

RHD. Looks like you have to climb in. Anyone know what those things are behind the headlights?

Re: T Bakery Van
 

Maybe the Model T forum would know more...

Re: T Bakery Van
 

Most likely oil/kerosene lamps mounted behind the headlights.

I also suspect since it's a delivery vehicle the driver would enter the cab through a doorway on the passenger side.

Re: T Bakery Van
 

The early Model Ts didn't have a drivers side door.

Re: T Bakery Van
 

W H Wigley bakery van, Birmingham

W H Wigley bakery van, a Ford van shaped like a loaf of bread, Shaftesbury Bakery and Normanton Road, Birmingham. circa 1920s

Re: T Bakery Van
 

In the USA.

Re: T Bakery Van
 

McGarrett is correct. Those are oil lamps that were mounted on the side of a Model T before electric lights were available, around 1915. Although this is a later Model T, so they were adopted from an earlier car.

Re: T Bakery Van
 

They look like mirrors to me.

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I know this is the A forum but I hope you don't mind. I only visit the a forum anf this looked like a picture anybody would like to see

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Kool photo, thanks for posting.

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This is what it may have started out as - Model TT trucks never changed much visually from 1917 right thru the 20's. The cowl lamps mounted on the front are not Ford I don't think. The other dark thing on the fender appears to be a mirror to me.

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https://www.fordbarn.com/forum/attac...1&d=1713207314
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https://www.fordbarn.com/forum/attac...2&d=1713207314
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Re: T Bakery Van
 

They could be anything. This is a cobbled together vehicle for promotion, after all. Advertisers care little about facts so anything goes. Could even be fake buns.

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That's Birmingham England, right?

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It is RHD so I would think so.