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Joe, I just realized why you asked that question. Other state titles may show the body style, such as tudor, fordor, roadster etc. Thanks.

Thanks for all of the quick responses. The car is a touring (phaeton) but for what it's worth a Missouri title would not show anything more than model year and manufacturer.

My 25 came to me without a title. I live in a state that requires a title for registration. Need a proper 25 title.

GNB

I've been absent from this forum too long and missed this one. Bob advises it's sold. Thanks for returning my call.

John Guitar, I was able to weigh the wheel this morning. It weighs around 30 lbs. Keep in mind it includes the rear hub and 26-27 drum, but not the demountable 18 inch rim. In fact, it was probably only because the wheel was still attached to a T rear axle which I recognized, that I was able to surm...

Thanks for the responses. What I find most remarkable is that the wheel I found used an 18 inch rim/tire. It is surprising to me that long after the Model T was taken out of production someone makes an accessory wheel that uses a tire size Ford would not use until 1932. What do you think?

The tire size is in the attached pic.

Picked this up at Turners Auto Wrecking in Fresno. Before posting here, I did some searches for accessory Model T wheels. Found this post; http://www.mtfca.com/discus/messages/179374/252705.html?1323720059 This my first attempt to post on the new forum and also my first attempt to post pics. If I di...

Dave H. Do you have a reference or link for where Ford made that claim? I can’t imagine Ford doing that. The original Bronco was a sport utility vehicle.

Dan, Sadly that swap meet is not what it used to be. Lots of stuff for people who collect Camaro’s and Mustangs. Pre-war stuff in almost non existent. To be sure, I haven’t been in quite some time so maybe it has changed but I am inclined to doubt it.