I'm working on a 36 ford 2 door Humpback Sedan I picked up last summer, here is pics of what I started with and where I am today
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Welcome to the VFF!
It looks like you had a very solid car to start out with. Do you have any current pics?3~ Tudor's & 1~ Coupe
Henry Ford said,
"It's all nuts and bolts"
"Start by doing what's necessary; then do what's possible; and suddenly you are doing the impossible."
Mitch's Auto Service ctr -
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Hey Saltydawg, WELCOME to the VFF!!
Great job so far. Looking good.You wana look waaay far up da road and plan yer route because the brakes are far more of a suggestion than a command!Comment
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welcome! Great looking car...Great work..Comment
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Yes 94 LT 1, just getting her wired up this weekComment
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Welcome to the VFF. Wow, you've made a lot of progress in a relatively short period of time. JeffComment
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I have been lurking on the Model A forum and I am impressed with the way the members treat each other. I own two Ts and hope this T forum picks up. I have been a member of the MTFCA and its forum for some time. If any of you frequent that forum you will notice they are having some problems. Hoping I am welcome here
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HI: I'm from Northern Wisconsin and I have a Late 31 Deluxe Tudor that I have been working on for years now, when I can afford to work on it as I'm disabled now have been for about twenty years now and I can't afford to hire anyone to help me with the car but I keep doing what I can do on it. As I won't sell the car as it's staying in the family has been in the family since about 1940 or 1945 or...06-13-2018, 01:46 PM -
You guys / gals that have been around the VFF for a while know that I like to share my thoughts with you. I do this because this VFF, is your forum as much as it is mine. I have received a lot of requests from these so called closet modifiers about starting a separate forum for them to share ideas. These closet folks are on other forums meshing in with the general population but are limited in what...05-31-2018, 08:23 PM
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Greetings!! I am new here...in the process of finalizing the purchase of a 1926 Model T Touring. I have loved these cars all my life and now I am in a position to own one and am pretty excited! Currently I'm reading all the info I can get on care and maintenance as well as places to get parts and repair advice. The car I'm looking at is 100% complete but has not been cranked or driven in about 5yrs....10-12-2017, 11:22 AM
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If anybody is here, Merry Christmas. I'm in western NC with a 1921 Touring. Nice to find another model T forum. I'll check back to see if anyone else shows up.12-24-2017, 11:24 PM -
Today I attended a model t ford clinic, where we discussed the kc warford transmissions and others as well as various brakes etc. We had about 150 folks here and to my surprise quite a few younger folks as well. They got to talking about tours and how to get other clubs involved when the opportunity presented itself I promoted the vff I told them about how this forum is set up many talked about...01-27-2018, 07:10 PM -
Hi All,
New to the Vintage Ford forum here. I own a 1926 Roadster. Have owned the Model T for a year now. In the past have owned a 1929 Model A tudor and a '26 Buick coupe. Really enjoy tinkering with and driving the old “T”. Accessories installed by me are a Ruckstelll axle and recently a Stewart 160 speedometer.
Bob
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Hello, I am getting a 1928 Tudor next week. It has been sitting for about a year and a halve. The current owner started it and we went for a ride. It looks like a tuneup is in order but I was wondering what you guys think I should do before I adventure on the road. It is all original. I have never been around a Model A but have tons of automotive experience.
Thanks
Dave08-10-2018, 01:04 PM
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