Features T roadster picture thread

Took her on a cool ride today. After a 300-mile tow through the rain last week, I'm thankful she's running great.

 

My 26 dates back to 1950.Nearly done.JW.

 

Now thats a car!

 

Here's mine. Driving since 7/12 and loving it.

 

I've posted the roadster on here before... but, it has been in various stages of dismantel while making changes to other areas... last weekend we re-assembled most of the parts and I thought I would share a photo update... and, an announcement that it will be in the Singlefinger Speed Shop display area in the upcoming Detroit Autorama...

Link to thread: http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=431579

 

Great looking T! Jason Sheets built it if I am not mistaken???

 

I must say, the headers look FANTASTIC from above. It took me a few days to see the headers in this photo, but I finally spot 'em!


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Duit, Mine's an overland body. Actually a lot longer cowl and a little roomier inside.

 

That last shot is art work...

 

Someone needs to remake the Overland roadster. In steel or glass. Seems a very logical thing to do.

 

Van horton that picture you posted of the t all over the floor was built by my best friend spider that little t would run up and down the super slab 70 75 all day long that picture is from secret of speed magazine here sold it about a year and half ago was a four banger with a five speed an home made guick change.the car he is doing now is a real mind blower

 

Buckalew always like you car from the first i seen it in that mag you got in to

 

awesome car buckelew.....just went thru your album ....

 

May never happen,but I've always wanted to do one like my dads 1946 pic an an Ohio dirt track deal.

 

Great pic!

 

that is a cool shot!

 

mine in progress...

 

very!

 

My '27 RPU

 

i remember those drawings from Street Rodder i believe they ran them in 76 either just before or during the DSR76 build.

 

fred that looks like sota, from japan.

 

Well Japanese building T roadsters is traditional here in the U.S.

 

Japanese building hot rods in the US in the '50s really IS traditional. There were a bunch of them.

 

i've had more model T roadster projects than i can remember, but i've never finished one. this thread kills me every time it gets bumped.

 

that's not his car, must have been taken at the t-bucket nationals. he does have a t and a 66 mustang to boot.

 

Think I'll take mine for a ride today if everything doesn't go up in flames. Supposed to be in the middle 70s. Yes the down side of this weather is high fire danger and no water this summer.

 

Still a bit wet around here, and some of us still have to work for a living.. way to make a guy jealous

 

I should shut my mouth before a bolt of lightning hits me while driving it.

 

Well I got back without being struck by lightning or lighting up the countryside.