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11-15-2018 03:01 PM

Joe Geisler

Surely it is done by now and so was graduation I'll bet

Nice build. That is he way we did stuff back in the erly 60's when I started. My 4th car was a 1927 roadster. I built it like yours but did not channel it. Silly about my reply but I just today found it on my computer. I have not been posting in several years.

01-05-2017 12:51 PM

BKW

Nice car man, good job with this oldie boy.....we are building here a complete aluminum body of a rdst '27, using a "ARDUNed" flatty....now the old body from where we take the base to build the alum body, are waiting 4 a new project.....i'll post pics soon......

01-07-2015 07:27 AM

lakeroadster

More stamping information related to late Model T's (aka the Improved Car):

Model T Ford Forum: Model T vin

01-06-2015 10:55 PM

timothale

frame no.

From what I have read and examined my frames not all model T's and model A.s had frame numbers. as stated the engine number was used for registration numbers and the paperwork was not always updated when an engine was changed.

01-06-2015 04:27 PM

lakeroadster

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ridiek

Do you have a title and vin plate for a "27 T? What are you asking?

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ridiek

I am interested.

Thought I would pass this along, FWIW. Based on research I did for my Grandfather many years ago: There was no "VIN Plate" on the later Model T Fords. They had their manufacturing number die stamped into the frame rail under the body, and that same number die stamped into the motor. That number is the number that appears on the title.

01-06-2015 03:41 PM

Ridiek

Title

I am interested.

12-29-2014 08:44 PM

Ridiek

Do you have a title and vin plate for a "27 T? What are you asking?

11-05-2013 03:24 PM

model-a

Nice car dude good looking work.

08-12-2013 03:53 PM

JGK95

This is a Beautiful build!

Lovin' the six cyl up front!

Jay K.

08-08-2013 03:34 PM

jkeckss

Very nice! Is this your first build? I am working on my first build now and I am impressed with how well yours turned out. I am close to your age and everyone up here thinks I am crazy for trying my hand at building one, then again I have zero experience ha!

07-14-2013 02:54 PM

JohnBouy

Came out awsome! Old school!

07-14-2013 08:30 AM

lakeroadster

Way cool

07-14-2013 06:22 AM

Dirt bag 1

pictures

WOW!!! Good pictures

07-13-2013 10:08 PM

MARTINSR

GREAT PHOTOS! And a great car!

Brian

07-13-2013 08:14 PM

monstergarage87

Heres some action shots my best friends girlfriend took during the jalopy showdown and the day after when we went for a drive up to his grandparents farm in NY.

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