There`s a 1920's Model T coupe body for sale in Humbolt, Sask. that I`m hoping to snag. Wish me luck.

 

Good luck! That would be a nice addition for your already nice group of autos you have.

 

It`s only mostly a parts car but I still find it sort of interesting. Wish it was closer that 60 miles away.

 

good luck, and 60 miles is not far for something like that.

 

Your right, not that far but it all depends on what`s really there and what shape it`s in...And how much you really want/need another major project........

 

Let us know how you make out

 

Will do, if it rains then I`ll have the time to look at it.

 

Neat car, I like it!
A guy could do something with that, ive seen them not that complete and guys restore them, although finding parts can sometimes be fun.

I am actually looking at getting a model A myself(late 20's) complete (except the top) running and driving.

 

I like both the T`s and A`s better than the later 30`s-40`s cars, there`s something really unique and neat about these cars and trucks.

 

I really like the early 30's like the American Graffiti car (think it was a 32?). However, there are some I like more than others depending on how the front and rear bumpers are done, and how the lower back panel, stance, and tire fitment work out.

 

Get any rain tonite Warren?
A friend had his dad`s original 36 Ford coupe resto-rodded, it turned out to be a really nice car.
Ford power train/302/C4 of course, not that I had that much say about it but I couldn`t let him do it up any other way......Bad enough with my T....

 

Morris, we got 2/10 at the farm and a bit more down south, what about you?
Sprayed half our canola and just waiting to see what the rest will do >> there was some frost damage!

 

How did ya make out with this Morris, did ya end up going and getting it?

 

It has been sold, didn`t have time to look at it. My friend has a similar Model T coupe that I could get if I really wanted to.

 

Ah yeah, next time!