kcm.MN
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Richard G.
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Very neat.
Being a Model T guy, I noticed a couple of things.
That is a Model T front axle that has been bent to that shape.
Made from vanadium steel which was very strong even when bent.
Pre 1916 radiator, but a later steel firewall.
The early ones were wood.
Must be a later engine with the coils mounted on the side instead of on the firewall.
Sure would like to see more photos from the side and rear.
Richard in NW SC
Being a Model T guy, I noticed a couple of things.
That is a Model T front axle that has been bent to that shape.
Made from vanadium steel which was very strong even when bent.
Pre 1916 radiator, but a later steel firewall.
The early ones were wood.
Must be a later engine with the coils mounted on the side instead of on the firewall.
Sure would like to see more photos from the side and rear.
Richard in NW SC
dr sportster
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Not a Ford
Brown Dirt Cowboy
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Richard G, if that front axle was bent back straight wouldn't it be too wide for a car? just looks like it would be.
Richard G.
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It might be.
If it is not an original axle, it definitely been added to using another Model T axle.
Definite Model T frame and engine and transmission and rear end.
Even has the Model T hubcaps on the front spindles.
If it is not an original axle, it definitely been added to using another Model T axle.
Definite Model T frame and engine and transmission and rear end.
Even has the Model T hubcaps on the front spindles.
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