The Ford Barn

Two-Gun Bob · 08-24-2021, 02:05 PM

Do you know anyone with an antique car? Even if it's not Model T-era they may know someone who is a T owner. From there you might be able to connect with someone who has a pile-o-parts or parts car that they would be willing to sell cheaply. With T's you can piece a car together from lots of individual parts and end up with a running car. You can build a basic speedster body with a minimum of metalworking skill or even from wood and end up with a decent looking car to get started and have fun with.

08-24-2021, 02:05 PM	#13
Two-Gun Bob Junior Member Join Date: Nov 2010 Posts: 19	Re: Resto Question Do you know anyone with an antique car? Even if it's not Model T-era they may know someone who is a T owner. From there you might be able to connect with someone who has a pile-o-parts or parts car that they would be willing to sell cheaply. With T's you can piece a car together from lots of individual parts and end up with a running car. You can build a basic speedster body with a minimum of metalworking skill or even from wood and end up with a decent looking car to get started and have fun with.