kcm.MN
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1920 Ford Model 'A' (factory-converted to a truck)
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kcm.MN
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- NW Minnesota
You're right! Yes, I again trusted the info that the pic was showing. Went to the website and apparently there's a bit of confusion there. Some pics are showing that it's a 1928 Model A, while the pic above is listed as 1920. Follow the link, then click the Right-arrow for the 2nd pic and you'll see what I mean. ....Actually, they even screwed up in the link! Rare 1920 Model A? Yes, rare indeed! :shock:
http://smclassiccars.com/ford/50651...model-a-factory-tractor-conversion-truck.html
http://smclassiccars.com/ford/50651...model-a-factory-tractor-conversion-truck.html
rustyfarmall
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The model T lasted until 1927. Model As were introduced in 1928.
Goose
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Too many people who come up with that stuff don't know what they're doing and assume no one else knows the difference, either.
The "Great Platte River Road Arch" over I-80 by Kearney, Nebraska has a Model T Ford that they advertise as an authentic 1914. It's actually a '25 or '26. When I called them on it, they shrugged it off, like "What's the difference?". To anyone who's into Model T's, there's a huge difference.
To me, that place has never been anything but a tourist trap, anyway.
The "Great Platte River Road Arch" over I-80 by Kearney, Nebraska has a Model T Ford that they advertise as an authentic 1914. It's actually a '25 or '26. When I called them on it, they shrugged it off, like "What's the difference?". To anyone who's into Model T's, there's a huge difference.
To me, that place has never been anything but a tourist trap, anyway.
db4600
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Well the one I drive with a Staude is likely 94 years old. I can?t vouch for the use, but it?s there. I suspect the farmer was so fed up with the fact he knocked the wheels off his T and the neighbor?s horse was lapping him doing field work it didn?t see much use. The other issue was cooling. Several companies had an add-on tank to increase cooling capacity. They are a rare find.
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