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Mister-Lou — Ford Model T truck
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this happens to be the oldest truck i saw on December 6,2009 at the 3rd annual National Chevrolet and multi marque Classic Car show in Quebradillas,P.R.this is a Ford Model T Truck,probably from 1910 all the way to the 1920's.here's a little fact for y'all:the 4 cylinder engine in the Model T could be run with either Ethanol or Gasolineupdate:it's a 1925 model T according to Ryan W *QuanticChaos1000
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some of the REALLY early ones were steam powered, i've never seen one.
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that is one old truck and intact, not made into a hot rod. nice pic.
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thanks,you don't see many of these Model T's in stock indeed,most of them ended up in junkyards or as hot rods
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Must...Resist...Urge...To...Grab...Gasaxe...And...Start...Cutting...
Some cars are too nice to mess with, great find!
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thanks Mate,these Model T's have unlimited Hot Rodding potential.need some help on the cutting
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Yep definately a 20s model! I'm collecting parts to build a 26. I have the cowl, one of the guages, the grill shell with a radiator cap, steering column, 1 door, and the hubcaps so far! lol
Damn that fake brass on the grill, and headlight rings looks pathetic. Compare it to the real brass on the horn infront of the driver's door
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indeed they look fake and methinks they painted over it instead of leaving it alone
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Thats what it looks like to me its way too light, even for polished brass
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either that or i fucked up the pic quality of the pic when i took it
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No i dont think its that, the hubcaps look like poilshed brass, thats what it should look like! lol
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i've seen a lot of old cars but this is one of the oldest
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tell me about it,most of them ended up in backyards or in wide open fields,rusting away
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It's about a 1925, but they've painted the radshell and headlight rings to pretend it's older, I hate it when people do that.
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hmm,good point.personally i wouldn't paint the parts
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Same here, they are normally either black of nickel plated.
I was reading an auction brochure here 2 years ago and there was a running T in it but they did'nt know the year... so I went to go look at it, and it was a 26 with a 23 body, the 26 hood was bolted halfway up the older cowl, the radshell and headlight rings were painted very poorly with gold paint, the frame was broken and the rear spring was broken, there were 2x4 wood blocks wired to it to keep it together, and the body behind the drivers seat was all plywood, it was bady rusted with thick black paint over evrything... I figured I could buy it for the parts for my own T's for less then $200 (which was more then it was worth) a couple of idiots who were convinced it was a bras era T bid it up to $8500... I would love to see their faces when they figured out it was just a trashed worn-out amalgum of several cars.
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LMAO,they didn't know what they were driving and the 2X4 part made my day
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If only people would be that crazy when they buy cars from me!
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lulz i remember reading about these cars that were damaged by Hurricane Katrina and ended up being lemons,not to mention fire hazards
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The ones that were being resold all over the uS and Canada?
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These are SO cool! Not fast, but a thrill at top speed!
"I'm gonna DIEEEEE!"
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LOL WHO NEEDS SEATBELTS ANYWAY?
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"I prefer not to wear seat belts because if you are in an accident you'll get thrown free of the car. If you're strapped in you're stuck!"
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lol how stupid were people back then?
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Well, stupid enough to rely on cables for brakes, fuel guages were routed through the dash board and visible through glass tubes, and they even had cars that had heaters that plumbed into the fuel line and lit inside the car like a lantern! Carbonmonoxide poisoning and fires were a problem, so they put a warning label...on the bottom of that device.
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what,for real?dude,that was an epic fail from the car industry
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Oh some of these things are just classic! I thought about getting one of those heaters, but putting a regular heater core in it and a red glowing light. But they're too small, a heater core wouldn't do enough to warm the Dodge.
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truck's old as hell,but the condition it's in is mint
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