Let's See Your Model T

[fords]

1913 Touring.

[big job]

New camera new pic

[Will N]

The first picture is of my T crossing the remnants of a 1913 overpass on the original trail of the Motor Parkway on Long Island. The last picture is a view back to the overpass with a 1908 Alco, the "Black Beast", parked in front of it. The middle picture is on the way to the surviving section of the Motor Parkway through the grounds of the Old Bethpage Village Restoration. That is the Fairgrounds building in the background.

[BigMikeC]

My '24 Coupe was my first, and I thought, my last T. Next thing you know a '25 touring showed up. The touring was purchased new in the town I live in. Both cars are unrestored... and run great!

[TinLizMitch]

My 1925 Ford Model T touring...

[TonyM]

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Great Photos Everybody!!! Thanks for posting.

[redmodelt]

http://www.oldparkedcars.com/2015/03...ster-body.html

[David Moore]

My 1914 Touring

[jwaldrich]

Originally Posted by TonyM

Thanks for posting guys. Thanks Kelly for the extra photos.
John Aldrich I love that roadster.

Thanks Tony. That's the wife's car actually!

[jwaldrich]

And our last T... 1915 (parts pickup but mostly 1915)

[Brian]

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Just bought this today at a swap meet; 1923, fully street legal, all original, down to original rubber mat. A bit tatty, but, hey, they're only original once. I will definitely not be restoring this thing!
I normally hang out on the early V8 forum, where I am an active participant, having owned and driven a '35 V8 since the '70's. Time I stepped up and bought a 'real Ford'.

[Royce P]

Great looking one - appears to be Canadian? I would love to see more photos from different angles and under the hood. We don't get a chance to see many of the Canadian T's here.

Originally Posted by Brian

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Just bought this today at a swap meet; 1923, fully street legal, all original, down to original rubber mat. A bit tatty, but, hey, they're only original once. I will definitely not be restoring this thing!
I normally hang out on the early V8 forum, where I am an active participant, having owned and driven a '35 V8 since the '70's. Time I stepped up and bought a 'real Ford'.

[BUBBAS IGNITION]

Our very different "Simple T" .......and our 1917 Roadster pickup

[OLLIN]

Here's the one I just picked up

[big job]

I thought I posted this before , but I didnt write myself a note ya get CRS
after 65 dont ya know. This 23 bought new by a lady who died in 1943 then
bought by a person in the early 50's, he didnt do anything but for storage
till the 80', then sold it to a guy who really didn't do a frame off but kept it
up. All factory panels no bondo or repros. All he did was new; now 20yr old
tires, engine was in boxed up pieces. I machined the engine, thats what we
do here. After all that my boy vidios this but I anint got a clue how to insert
a vidio in a post?????

samhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e9y8PY1lqvg&feature=youtube_gdata_player

Ok so how do I make the above link turn blue so you can click on it...?????

[dumb person]

Originally Posted by big job

Ok so how do I make the above link turn blue so you can click on it...?????

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e9y8PY1lqvg

Like that? there was a little button with a badly drawn picture of the earth resting on a badly drawn image of some chain links i clicked that button and a dialogue box appeared asking for the link.

[A bones]

<<<<< Look left to see my '24 tudor. 5th owner am I.

[Pdgx]

Here's our '17 TT Wrecker.

[Robert/Texas]

Here's my '22 roadster and '27 touring.

[yachtsmanbill]

Traded mine to a guy in Mintysoda... ws