Features **Model T buckets/RPU's/Roadster/Tourings official photo thread**

That's looking pretty wild. You have any full shots?


Okie, Thanks!

 

My first try at posting pics.I hope these pics come through.

 

You done good Hot Rod Nut!!

 

i couldn't resist

 

Thank you for the info on how to pics, It worked. Who says you can't teach an old dog new tricks.

 

Awesome!

'bout damned time!

 

Hi to HRN...
She is in good hands and I will further your efforts this spring with a chopped windshield, a folding top and a 4 spoke steering wheel...I will keep you posted...Dick

 

More on this please.......

 

That looks awfully a lot familiar like that purple T that won the HAMB award at the GNRS. I can't remember the name of the car or the owner, but it's out of the Pacific Northwest.

I'm bad with names. Forgive me.

 

*sigh.. This is what I get for not looking through the whole thread.

My apologies.

 

Dad's '23 T, late 60's. . .

 

It Sure is hope this what you were looking for

 

body work and paint

 

a little more

 

good shot of the huys who helped me the last couple days of the build

 

details

 

Lovin the T's!!!!!!

 

Come on more info. Who's who? Where is it, them, you, now. Close enough to me to reach out and touch.

 

Geez Double Tub, how many sets of wheels/tires did you buy while that thing was under construction????

 

I LOVE THE TAKE OUT T!!!!!

 

One more

 

These T took best in show a BAILON'S last year

 

me likey:d

 

That's my uncle Don behind the wheel and my grandpa Barney standing next to it. I believe the pic was taken near grandpa's house in Sonoma. Not sure of the current location of the car. I think it's somewhere in the north bay.

 

Uncle Don had a sweet T.

 

It was my father's T Gary, Don is his brother.


Here's another shot of it. . .

 

"La cucaracha" baby...end of story...nuff said

 

it was wonderful