Ford Model T Coupe
 

https://www.fordbarn.com/forum/attac...p;d=1634604100

Ford Model T Coupe - seen at Hershey 2021.

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Except for the red hood/bonnet, that looks a lot like the one I brought home back in the early part of this century! (around 2008) Had to hold the cab together with ropes to bring it home.

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I really like the early black coupes with the suicide doors, as well as the tall and handsome Centerdoor sedans.

Regards,

Steve Boothroyd

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I tend the view the tall Ts as great hot rod material but I always believe they look best when the body's are left stock meaning not chopped or channeled. I'm 6"1' and I tried to sit in a chopped and channeled '27 coupe. Even though the seat was on the floor my head was mashed into the headliner and I could not see out of the windshield with out tilting my head sideways! The cars owner was a bit shorter than I!

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https://www.fordbarn.com/forum/attac...p;d=1641352760

Model T Ford Coupe seen at a recent Canadian Car Show. This one has regular Front Hinged Doors, unlike the original one shown in this Thread that has Rear Hinged Doors.

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This is mine. I couldn't find a complete one so I assembled it from a pile of sheet metal and parts. It's a blast and keeps the snow off of us. People enjoy it as much as our restored cars.

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15max, You have done well, looks great - Congratulations

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I always wanted to take one of those and put 1915 Fenders, Hood, lights, cowl lights, radiator maybe even an oval rear window.
I think it would look great even though its not original.
Why not, people make speedsters.......

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Many Model T's are just a collection of parts from a variety of years. There is a long tradition of that.

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https://www.fordbarn.com/forum/attac...p;d=1641637662

Early Ford Model T Coupe that looks like a Sports Coupe?

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It's called a Coupelet. Yes they are a wonderfully sporty car.

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I am new to Ford Barn. One day I would like to be driving a completed Model T; preferably an Early T.

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I've planned to build what I can from the frame, up. I am not a mechanic by trade, so, when it comes to the engine and transmission, I'll definitely be challenged. I am most interest in the early Model Ts, 1909-1914. I have a Straight Axle coming on Tuesday. I have located a Frame; I just have to get it shipped to Michigan. Mechanically, the Chassis doesn't seem to be too complicated.

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Folksinger, early T's are cool and pretty straightforward. You might be better off getting a more complete car, but if you want to do one from parts, more power to you. You should join a local T club and the national clubs, mtfca.com and www.modelt.org. BTW, here is a pic of the coupe I rescued from a garage a few years ago. It's a 24.

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How much did you have to pay for your 24' Model T ?

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Not much. No title and driver's side disassembled and needs new wood. I got the engine running a year and a half ago after sitting since around 1962. A lot of work ahead of me.

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Lol. How much is "Not Much"? A few Hundred Dollars or a few Thousand Dollars?

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https://www.fordbarn.com/forum/attac...p;d=1645368572

Neat 1924 Ford Model T Coupe rescued by mhsprecher