23 Coupe
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- First Name: Steve
- Last Name: King
- * REQUIRED* Type and Year of Model Ts owned: 14 Touring, 25 Coupe, , 26 Touring, 22 Aluminum Fordor, 23 Coupe
- Location: Wisconsin Rapids, WI
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23 Coupe
After a week of work it's on the road in the Wisconsin Rapids, WI area. It will be on display at the Badger Gas and Steam show in Baraboo, WI August 19th - 21st.
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Re: 23 Coupe
Very nice. Looks great. I like the Venetian blind.
The inevitable often happens.
1915 Runabout
1923 Touring
1915 Runabout
1923 Touring
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Re: 23 Coupe
That is one nice looking Coupe...PLEASE post more pictures of it inside and out. It must be an early '23 because it has suicide doors.
1922 Coupe & 1927 Touring
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Re: 23 Coupe
That is one fine looking Coupe. I enjoy my '22 so you must have fun owning that one.
Thanks for showing the picture.
I would enjoy seeing more too.
Rich
Thanks for showing the picture.
I would enjoy seeing more too.
Rich
When did I do that?
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Re: 23 Coupe
Nice looking 23! I’ll bet it was a very nice original car that was probably repainted. It probably has the original wood in it too. Any history about its upkeep or about its engine that you know of?
I went to a retired business owners auction in the 70’s and he had a Coupe like this one that was a 1920 that was great shape like this one and I’ve often wondered what became of it.
I went to a retired business owners auction in the 70’s and he had a Coupe like this one that was a 1920 that was great shape like this one and I’ve often wondered what became of it.
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Re: 23 Coupe
If it has Minnesota Pioneer license plates that are lower than approximately #2100, I can look the number up for you and tell you to whom they were originally registered.
Erik Johnson
Minneapolis, MN
Erik Johnson
Minneapolis, MN
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Topic author - Posts: 78
- Joined: Tue Oct 20, 2020 7:39 pm
- First Name: Steve
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Re: 23 Coupe
My opinion is like someone else said about the suicide door coupes on the forum before, if it was after June in 1923, it wasn't a 23, the 24's were out and they were redesigned and the doors hinged from the front and states varied as to what year they gave the car. I know someone will say they have a 23 with the front hinged doors. Well whatever. Anyway a look at the interior I would say is 1960 ish or sooner.