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Owner in 1956 was M.N. Sandefur of Alexandria, Louisiana. I just figured with the search for early T's that there would be someone who followed the numbers and owners. It's a newspaper article that states it's a 1909 with serial number 3086, of course I know how newspapers can easily skew facts, tha...

I have an article about my hometown of Alexandria, Louisiana, and it discusses a gentleman who owned a 1909 Ford Model T back in the 1950s. The article states it's serial number 3086. Where is this car now? Just curiosity, since it was running streets I know well. I have the article and picture save...

I plan on being there Friday morning, at a friend’s spot, with a couple of brass windshields, maybe a couple of other odds and ends. Got up real early this morning and filled Suburban up with gas, this town has little traffic at 5 in the morning! David Coco Winchester Va.

Wayne, thank you for the kind words. I'm somewhat of a lurker here, watch but don't post nor comment much, so you words do help let people know I'm not a total flake in the world of old cars. I've owned over 200 antique cars, most pre-war, yet never owned a Model T. I bought a collection of car out ...

Thanks for replies. I've been told from pictures it might be a '23. I've also been told by someone who contacted them that they're asking 16K, which is unrealistic. Oh well, tried to help them but they won't listen to reality. Thanks to all. David Coco Winchester Va.

The Ferrari dealership in the Chicago area is run by the son of one of my best friends. He took in trade a 1919 Model T roadster in nice condition, and is trying to determine a selling price. I've given him my thoughts on T values, which by today's old car standards are very reasonable. Any advice i...