I found this 1926/27 model T cowl in a creek a few weeks ago, and brought it home a week later. Im really not sure, what to do with it, but im really itching to fix it up and patch everything up. Call me crazy, I'm kinda thinking about building a hotroded woodie out of it. Im actully in the middle of sketching out how i want it to look. It'll probably be a while before i get around to buying parts and stuff for it, becuase i have a 68 camaro im in the middle of restoring right now, and that car means alot to me.
I know that if Im wanting to drive this on the street, I'll have to register it as a home built, but I dont know much about doing that so has anyone done anything similar to this and knows how to register something like this?
Anyways, i have 2 other rides here on Cardomain, if you want, go to my profile and check'em out :D
This is before I started working on it, prety sad shape right?
After some bending and hammer and dolly work,i still have some straightening left.
Still has the driver's side door, and the steering column with both levers on it.
This is how i found it in the creek, with a few rusty and twisted bits of the body. There was another T in the same creek, but this was easier to bring home.
The other T in the creek that looks like the same year as the cowl. I did manage to salvage a few parts off this car, including the sterring column. I'm really tempted to bring in some cutting tools and cut off that rear section of the car.
I dunno what the hell happened to this one but something big had to have hit this one.
A drawing I did of how i want the beast to look. Who know I'll prpbably change the design as years go by cuz im that picky of a perfectionist!
An original, sectioned Ford Model A grill shell i bought at a swapmeet for $20
