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I wanted to thank everyone for the response, support, and assistance...I am grateful and will certainly be trying to get more familiar with the "affliction" in the coming months and years, and yes, reading up on my literature. To add to the complication, my mother has discovered the purchase of this...

(An update) Following the wisdom advised to me on this forum I have purchased the Model T service manual and a rear axel teardown manual, and have been studying them and all the intricacies of the vehicle. This, combined with consultation of several much wiser in the model t world than I, and after...

(An update) Following the wisdom advised to me on this forum I have purchased the Model T service manual and a rear axel teardown manual, and have been studying them and all the intricacies of the vehicle. This, combined with consultation of several much wiser in the model t world than I, and after ...

“It” being the passenger floor side riser

It appears the body number stamp/plate is either gone, or I haven’t found it yet…somebody seems to have gone through it at one point with a power washer, and the wood is quite surfaced

Here are photos of the “interior.” Yes there is a battery bracket! This has added to my confusion

I appreciate the wealth of response and information guides, and will try and connect with the folks that are fairly close! I will try and get some better photos of the interior tomorrow…me and my buddy spent some time removing the mice and squirrel(?) nests this afternoon, and chasing the moths away...

Thank you! Good to be on board finally…or are those famous last words?

Here are the photographs…If someone would like additional photographs more can be readily made.

Greetings! My name is Emerson Cobbs, and I am currently living in Osceola, Arkansas. It being the small town it is, a productive autumn project seemed like a good idea to keep busy, and I had always wanted a brass car. I found this vehicle on FB Marketplace in Sikeston (though the car was purchased ...