http://www.ebay.com/itm/Ford-Model-T-stock-T-1925-T-Speedster-/121357435342?forc errptr=true&hash=item1c417781ce&item=121357435342&pt=US_Cars_Trucks#ht_38wt_1362
Kind of neat - it's like a T-bucket, but, with a T engine. The only part I'm confused about is where you are supposed to put your left foot. Seems like a prime candidate for moving the handbrake outside the body. Cool engine though - I want one of those dual exhaust manifolds. Also seems like a Stromberg OF would really unleash that engine.
No one thought this was cool?
I think it's kind of cool
Wouldn't build it exactly like that, too many post WW2 parts - but that's why we build our own cars to suit our own taste..
Gotta be a better way to support the steering column.
Norm
I like it Seth. If I bought it, I would put the GEMSA engine I have listed in it and go fast!
The steering column looks like it's really old though, maybe from a brass era car?
Brass era, judging by the quadrant, and non-Ford (no gear box under the steering wheel).
Now that's a real man's T Motor !
Charley
That speedster was built by a guy from Indianapolis/Speedway, IN a few years back. I believe he calls his business "Bubba's Hot Rod Shop". I see it's in California now.
http://www.lindertech.com/bhrs/
I'd drive the snot out of it