My grandfather recently passed. As we were sorting through his years of accumulated things we discovered this in the corner of the basement. Does anybody know what it might be? My grandmother thinks it may be a 1924 Model T. Thanks!
OK, I'll keep checking on it. Was going to try and find the ident number on the engine. Was looking at a 100 years of Ford book and the 1920s era engines had a numer stamped by the water intake.
Looks like my Amod motor can you turn box over and take a pic or does it have the handbrake fitted to the top of it
if you want send it to me at pilotf@optusnet.com.au
My grandfather recently passed. As we were sorting through his years of accumulated things we discovered this in the corner of the basement. Does anybody know what it might be? My grandmother thinks it may be a 1924 Model T. Thanks!
The front end is ford 32 and later, the engine in not a Ford (carb on the wrong side, generator different from Fords location. I do not remember ever seeing an engine like that one. The ice man
This reply is "EONS" late, but the engine in that pic is "Ford prefect" or at least English ford of some sort 1930s to early 1950s Prefect, Anglia, Popular or some derivitive posibly model Y (not sure about them)
They were 8 and 10 HP very small and not very powerfull but very plentifull in their day.
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