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Old 06-18-2018, 05:09 PM   #1
1955Buick
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Smile 1917 Model T Chain Drive

Looking for some information on a 1917 Model T I just purchased. It has an aftermarket kit to turn a car into a truck. It is a frame that bolts on to the side of a car chassis and extend it 3-4 feet. The original wheels are replaced with a chain sprocket and larger wheels are mounted on the back with a chain drive connection. (see the attached pictures) It also adds heavy duty leaf springs in the back and the tires are solid rubber with no tubes. The only casting marking I can find says N6.

Anyone know what company would have made this for the Model t back in the early days? I believe this was sold before the Model TT.

Looking for as much background information as possible.

Thanks
Bob
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