Muscle Inkk
New Member
Hey all... New to the site, new to T buckets but I bought some parts and have some questions so here I am!
Welcome to our world! Fire when ready with the questions.
(PS - Love the bike in your avatar. Did you build it?)
Welcome from Oklahoma. Put your questions in the respective forums. Makes your questions easier for us an you to find them.
Welcome from Kansas City! I wish I could say that "I would tear it down and redo it this winter." I've been working on mine for 3 yrs now, and I'm still far off from completion (ouch). I'm hoping to get it close to finished sometime next year or the year after. LOL!
Covid Project - 80's Project T-Rod
I may sell my bones and fund a more complete project.
If that is your intent, what you have may fund some of your expenses. A project that is a running car lets you enjoy the ride while you are making changes to suit you.
Well, the value is what it is worth to someone else. A starting point might be to look for similar items in a catalog (Speedway? Early Ford Parts?) and price your "used" items about half of new. Just sayin . . .
Re: bodies . . . wild card is, some people will pay a premium for original steel bodies, but . . . hard to anticipate.
Speedway Standard 1923 Model T Roadster T-Bucket Fiberglass Body
Budget Bare Model T Frame
I would search my local region on market place, Craigslist, etc. Any old car or parts advertising platforms or swap meets.