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Thank you guys for all your help. I'm going to hold out a little longer and see if paperwork turns up before doing anything but a least i'm not completely lost now on a ball park of what it is.

I am unclear as to why he just doesn’t submit the form and get a duplicate title. It is an easy process. If you've ever dealt with a good majority of celebrities, there isnt much they like to do themselves, :lol: Plus like I said he doesn't know what year it is or pretty much anything about it unfo...

perry kete wrote: ↑

Tue Jul 07, 2020 6:47 pm

Unless you have firm authenticated documentation that a celebrity owned the car it will add no value to the car or purchase price.

Not trying to bolster or sell it as a celebrity owned car. He's a customer and we're just trying to do him a favor and get the car titled correctly.

Edward, unless this is a "Johnny Cash" or a "bitsa" car, I see forged running board brackets which were last used in the spring of 1920, more photos please, need to see rear axle fill plug, front & rear springs, ft. axle showing the wishbone. right floor riser under floor mat. does it have a round ...

Think that’s it. What I don’t know for sure is when that bolt was discontinued. There are those on the forum who have cars that have it. Since the engine is a late 1920 and if it has a starter it could be a 21 Model. That could mean it’s a 21 since Ford introduced the next years Model in Sept and y...

Norman Kling wrote: ↑

Tue Jul 07, 2020 4:40 pm

It looks like a late 22 or early 23. It has a high radiator but the windshield is still straight with a 2 man top. That particular year there seems to be an overlap between low and high radiators as well as two man and one man tops.

Thanks,
So would 22 be the first year for the high radiator?

What does the title say the year of the car is. Looks like it’s an older restoration and maybe has some better replacement parts on it. But that’s a guess. The front shocks are an added on accessory for the era. It has the typical sloshed on brazing on the engine pan motor mounts that was typical a...

What does the title say the year of the car is. Looks like it’s an older restoration and maybe has some better replacement parts on it. But that’s a guess. The front shocks are an added on accessory for the era. It has the typical sloshed on brazing on the engine pan motor mounts that was typical a...

Dbutler56 wrote: ↑

Tue Jul 07, 2020 3:31 pm

S/n is Nov 1920

Thank you,
I was able to look that up on this site but do you think the rest of the car resembles a 1920?

couple more pictures

Hi, Apologize ahead of time if this is not the correct place to post this. I have a car I need help identifying the year, I was told it was a 1917 but I know the engine number and a few items I've looked at do not support this. I know its typical to find all kinds of replacement parts from different...