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- First Name: Kim
- Last Name: Wynn
- * REQUIRED* Type and Year of Model Ts owned: 1923 Roadster & 1927 Speedster
- Location: Morris, IL
Wooden pickup bed plans
Looking for plans and material list to build wooden pickup bed that will fit my "23" Roadster. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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Re: Wooden pickup bed plans
Just saw a very nice original wood pick up box for a ‘23 T in a barn this afternoon. It was bolted onto a front axle as a trailer but would come off easily. They wanted $400. Was near Albion NY.
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Re: Wooden pickup bed plans
Quick search on google:
https://www.google.com/search?q=model+t ... d+drawings
Or you can buy wood bed kit or plan reprint from Lang's Antique Auto Parts.... part # FB2. $10.50
https://www.google.com/search?q=model+t ... d+drawings
Or you can buy wood bed kit or plan reprint from Lang's Antique Auto Parts.... part # FB2. $10.50
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Re: Wooden pickup bed plans
Kim,
"The Vintage Ford" had two different articles with pickup bed plans. Both are based on Murray Fahnestock's original plans. One was a reprint and the other added suggestions on how to replace some of the forged parts with parts made from bending metal straps etc.
If you or anyone else would like a free digital copy of them -- drop me an e-mail with your e-mail address and I will send them your way. If you put "Send T pickup bed plans"or something similar in the subject line -- it will be read much sooner. The club allows us to share those articles for non-commercial purposes to promote our club and our hobby.
I don't remember how to contact me through the current message board -- I'm sure it is easy. But if you click on the following link -- it takes you to my old profile where my e-mail address is listed on the 3rd line down.
If you already have the magazines -- the revised article is in the May-Jun 1998 issue and the reprint is in the Mar - Apr 1979 issue.
Respectfully submitted,
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"The Vintage Ford" had two different articles with pickup bed plans. Both are based on Murray Fahnestock's original plans. One was a reprint and the other added suggestions on how to replace some of the forged parts with parts made from bending metal straps etc.
If you or anyone else would like a free digital copy of them -- drop me an e-mail with your e-mail address and I will send them your way. If you put "Send T pickup bed plans"or something similar in the subject line -- it will be read much sooner. The club allows us to share those articles for non-commercial purposes to promote our club and our hobby.
I don't remember how to contact me through the current message board -- I'm sure it is easy. But if you click on the following link -- it takes you to my old profile where my e-mail address is listed on the 3rd line down.
If you already have the magazines -- the revised article is in the May-Jun 1998 issue and the reprint is in the Mar - Apr 1979 issue.
Respectfully submitted,
Hap l9l5 cut off
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- Location: Sumter, SC
- MTFCA Number: 100
- MTFCA Life Member: YES
Re: Wooden pickup bed plans
Link - what link? I forgot the link to my profile on the old forum that has my e-mail. Sorry about that. It is: http://www.mtfca.com/cgi-bin/discus/boa ... cker-users
Respectfully added,
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Respectfully added,
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