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Some pictures are of Model T parts and other contain parts similar to T, so you can get the idea. The idea is to use worn disfunctional parts modified to work the idea. This link has has some really neat ideas http://fordiyers.com/ways-to-repurpose-old-car-parts/
Old worn dull reflectors - could replace rivets with hook eyes for coats, hats , keys etc Could used split rim tool , cam shaft

More ideas for them

I have some 26 head lights that was thinking about adding socket and mounting plates to make outside wall lights. They are too far gone to use on cars but have nice patina for rustic look!

I utilized some old T running boards for my accessory collection shelves - figured it was a fitting retirement place !

Years ago my uncle used old model T driveshafts for horseshoe pegs.

And there's more

Think I like the chandelier the most!

the sink on the right. Is that for dipping parts in so they do not rust?

Lot of nice idea's out there. Like

I once heard about a Montana Gunsmith who made damascus shotgun barrels out of Model T rear axles I asked Stan Howe about it and he did not know the gunsmith.

A local cider mill in Michigan has a press made from T Parts.

I have a friend who is making a pumping and operating windmill from T parts. Tower is four rails ot the frame.

Jon

Here is a couple of projects from T Parts
Lots of time last year too make things.

I went to help a friend put a 300 straight 6 to power an irrigation pump on this old trailer he had and it was obvious how it’s life began. It has the holes for the early running board brackets. His trailer for a welding machine is a T frame as well.

Forgot I did this. Old axle shaft used as an anvil for peening. Used on break lever cam & slow speed notch

Must be something wrong with me? I keep fixing parts others threw away and using them on my cars.

Some of my work (www.greenfancompany.com) Enjoy

My engine stand

Chassis engine stand (I didn't do the stand and had to give it back) . Tilt front back to roll on wheels

I'm about to make a cart for a gas welder out of a Model T frame. The frame was butchered in the past and is not suitable to be used for a car.