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Yes, JT, and you're the DB who blew up the photo, posted the google earth location, along with the shop's contact info. Don't blame me for your egregious display of bad form.

Spaz: I'm not gone. And, there are no "angles". Sorry you guys seemed confounded by my posts. I was offered a car, and came to this site to learn about it. I appreciated the positive input. Once I had a chance to see the car, I posted photos to further get your input as to: what is it, what's a fair...

That will be doubtful, John.

I was trying to screen out the jerks so she wouldn't have to deal with 'em.

It seems clear that I have chosen the wrong forum through which to obtain information on the 1920 Model T. While I don't feel I owe anyone an explanation, I do take umbrage to anyone implying (or outright saying) my intentions are less than honorable. With that said, here's the story: *When my frien...

Seems fair to me. I've put some time and effort into this thing, including a flight from Tampa to Ohio.

Having trouble with the photos, sorry

Additional photos

More photos of the '20 T.

Hello all,

I finally made my way up north and got a look at the 1920 Model T that I posted about a month ago. Have a look at this amazing car and tell me what you think.

Rich in Tampa

Thanks again Gentlemen for your encouraging and informative posts on this topic. I am heading up north tomorrow for a visit, and plan to have a look at the car firsthand on Friday. I'll take photos of course.

Remind me....what numbers or special features should I be looking for?

Cheers, Rich

Thanks to all you Gentlemen for your knowledgeable and encouraging posts. I am waiting to hear back from my friend's wife after my email to her a few nights ago. She is busy, so I'm not pushing anything. It may just happen that nothing will happen until I get up there in about a month and "hook my p...

Thanks PDGx, I will see if she can get some info off the block. OH, and by the way for all interested parties....I did mention to her today via email that her asking price (to me) of 1K was probably low by 4000. Obviously this is information I only learned last night, but I disclosed it to her this ...

Thank you gents for you kind replies and information. I had recalled that my friend said the car was a 1925, but his wife said 1920. So it sounds like 1920 is probably correct. So, not a factory pickup?

Thanks Dan. So, what year/model do you think it is?

OK, here is a photo I received today of the truck.

Thank you gentleman for your( mostly) kind and informative responses. SCOTT, I do not appreciate your inference that my intentions are less than honorable....she offered the car to me because she knows I'll do the right thing. BUT, I still need to look forward after investing the money to get the ca...

Hello from Tampa, I'm 64 and have done quite a few auto revivals, mostly '60-era Euro stuff, and more recently several '60s era Detroit cars. So, I know my way around old cars. But, I've never had any experience with Model Ts. My good friend car buddy up North bought a '25 Model T pickup (I think th...