Barn Find: 1926 Roadster

[jimTN]

Find some local T guys to help you. You will be able to save a lot of grief that way. They can help you determine what needs to be done and not done! You should be able to post on the MTFCA or MTFCI web site forums and easily locate folks in you area.

[Ray Parson]

i would think thats 26Ts home and thats his custom49/50 chevy i smell a street rod coming soon maby on a 32 frame

[26 T Roadster]

Originally Posted by Ray Parson

i would think thats 26Ts home and thats his custom49/50 chevy i smell a street rod coming soon maby on a 32 frame

Nope, no street rod. My custom '49 is a traditional chopped sled. The '26 will be done with a few "hop up" parts but for sure no '32 rails. Any parts that make their way on the '26 will be era correct.

[David Conwill]

Originally Posted by 26 T Roadster

Nope, no street rod. My custom '49 is a traditional chopped sled. The '26 will be done with a few "hop up" parts but for sure no '32 rails. Any parts that make their way on the '26 will be era correct.

Ala Clayton Paddison, I hope.

-Dave

[26 T Roadster]

Originally Posted by David Conwill

Ala Clayton Paddison, I hope.

-Dave

I would be so lucky to get 10% of the coolness his car has...

[Gumpy]

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any update on the roadster? thx gump

[26 T Roadster]

Originally Posted by Gumpy

any update on the roadster? thx gump

No updates to speak of. Gathering some parts and sheet metal bits. Plan to start on her later this summer. My '49 kustom is 90% done, so soon I will have extra time to spend on the '26.

Thanks for your interest and trust me I will start a build thread once I get going.



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[tattedfordguy]

Nice find...