Technical Old Ford in the Woods. What is it ?

My wife & I were hiking/surveying our property in SE Okiehoma last weekend. She came accross an old running board off the trail. So I started looking for the rest of the car.
Well I didnt find it right away, but the next day and about a half mile up in the woods I spotted some distinct sheet metal peeking out of the leaves.
I dug up what I could and piled it up for a picture to share with yall.
The running board is very solid & useable but the rest of the vehicle is not worth shit. Its mostly paper thin.
Whoever in HAMBland can identify what year it is gets a big ol high 5 from me and 100 free internets....

 

& Since I know my HAMB fam loves pics.
Here are a few others from an undisclosed location just for yalls enjoyment.
Oh yea, we found a Dog too. Super sweet, im sure somebody dumped her out there.
She stayed in the camper w us all weekend.

 

based on the running board, early Model T

 

Classic Bad Bob move.

 

https://www.macsautoparts.com/model-t-ford-front-fender-left-steel-passenger-16-49498-1.html

 

I havent taken a measurement but by eagle eye this board looks longer than my 27 T roadsters boards.
EDIT: Looks like Mr. Squirrel got it figured out. Thankyou sir ! You may collect your 100 free internets now & the High Five if we ever cross paths in person.
Hope yall enjoy the pics. I walked a couple dozen miles to cover that gound.

 

my link is 1922-25 T

 

@squirrel That looks correct to me too.
Thankyou

 

Thanks for saving the dog

 

Damnit man, ya say ya found a dog and it stayed in the camper...i got to the skeleton pic and had the biggest UHHHH face on hahahahahaha then scrolled down to the real dog hahaha you got me!

 

The dog looks like it was a super cutie! Give it a good home!

 

Australian cattle dog. My favorite breed!

 

REALLY GOOD ON YOU FOR SAVING THE DOG!!!

 

Blue Heeler.......... or Queensland heeler.

 

Yes, 1913 to 1925 RIGHT side running board. No door on the drivers side, note the worn through diamonds. Two brackets and you have a nice shelf. Bob

 

My brother has a dog like that. She (the dog) worked cattle all her life and the old farmer retired. Poor dog was bored to death with nothing to do and the farmer too old and tired to do much with her so my brother took her and gave her a good home.

They are a loyal breed when you give them some love so it looks like you got a great friend out of your excursion !

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Don’t forget Red Heeler and Texas Heeler.
I’m not sure what mine is so I’ll stick with the generic term.

 

All Blue Heelers and Red Heelers are Australian Cattle Dogs, and are related to the Australian Dingo.
The Texas Heeler is a cross-breed with an Australian Shepard.
All excellent dogs.

 

You could name the dog Mr T after the scrapmetal find. ( Or Red, Blue, Dingo ) Anyhow reminded me of the Aussie movie " Red Dog "

 

Very good movie and excellent Aussie music.

 

Many many thanks for saving the dog.

 

So the Dog... We named her Luna aka Lu Lu after my Great Gramdmother. My cousin up there is in her 70s & mentioned she wanted another dog. Some of the locals from Church had told her the same. So It worked out perfect for both of them.
Good for us as well because I'll be dammned if we were gonna leave her there alone.
I hope the folks who dump these animals like trash have to face the concequences one day...Thank yall for the positive comments.
They make me feel a little better about the people in this world.

 

Hey! I think I found the rest of your car!

 

A 4min video totally on thread topic.

Kleenex on the table...

 

Good on you. She looks like a Heeler we had for many years. Great dog!!

 

nobody would dump a dog like that, I bet it got lost ........?

 

I agree. Someone could be looking for that dog…

 

Guess you will have to watch the movie i posted above. Some dogs are drifters.

 

Great dogs! If you have children/grandchildren she will soon be herding them around. They have a lot of energy and love to work.

 

Yes, people would....and they do, all the time! Some people just plain suck!