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  • varian
    i have a 1927 T. my wife and kids and i used to ride it all the time. did a lot of work to it with upgraded parts to make it a much more reliable car. kept all the original parts also. my wife passed away eight years ago and the T has been setting in the garage deteriorating ever since. wish someone would take it off my hands.
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  • spasmcreek
    know what u mean...got some farm machinery here i should have sold years ago and a couple vehicles, a rye wicker & trailer, Max amphib, and a kawasaki 4 wheeler......shop is full of good stuff i do not use
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  • pulsarnc
    I am in for the giveaways! Thank you in advance
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  • Sam06
    A old man down the road had to move to Assisted living and he had a 1931 A model that ran like a top. I helped him work on it and he offered to sell it to me for peanuts.

    I turned him down I told him to sell it for as much as he can get. I figured if I bought it I would hack it up and make a hotrod out of it.

    My Grand paw had a Model T Pick up. He had bought it in the 20's. In the 70's it was still running around his Saw Mill.

    They are a blast to drive but not easy.
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  • gearheaddad
    varian wrote:
    i have a 1927 T. my wife and kids and i used to ride it all the time. did a lot of work to it with upgraded parts to make it a much more reliable car. kept all the original parts also. my wife passed away eight years ago and the T has been setting in the garage deteriorating ever since. wish someone would take it off my hands.
    Where is the T located? Maybe a few more details?
    I have a friend that just mentioned he was thinking about getting one. Sometimes, it's all about timing!
    Ed
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