Nice stuff Tom, thanks for sharing that. My Dad owned a Autocar when he was in the paving business. All the old guys who worked for him loved that truck.
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You have anything in your mass of pics for this?
Would appreciate it.
Claims to be a 1923 but I see differences amongst the photogrpahs:
1924 but imagine a wild animal in the back... badger catcher!
1923 Model TT Huckster Truck
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1923 Ford Model T Panel Delivery Truck Antique Martin - Parry Body Truck
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Need a walkaround of an unrestored one?
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James
Saul beat me to the bunch!
I put an album together for you in general reference, I will keep adding photos as I find them.
On the body there was a number of company's that built the delivery style bodies. It seems quite a large number were built to customer specs. Model T chassis was pretty much the same from 1917 to 1926 not a lot of visual changes.
I also have access to a 1926 Model T Roadster pickup if you need detailed photos of drive train and chassis.
Saul beat me to the bunch!
I put an album together for you in general reference, I will keep adding photos as I find them.
On the body there was a number of company's that built the delivery style bodies. It seems quite a large number were built to customer specs. Model T chassis was pretty much the same from 1917 to 1926 not a lot of visual changes.
I also have access to a 1926 Model T Roadster pickup if you need detailed photos of drive train and chassis.
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Gotta wonder what happened to those unique trucks like the Cobra hauler thing.
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James
Saul beat me to the bunch!
I put an album together for you in general reference, I will keep adding photos as I find them.
On the body there was a number of company's that built the delivery style bodies. It seems quite a large number were built to customer specs. Model T chassis was pretty much the same from 1917 to 1926 not a lot of visual changes.
I also have access to a 1926 Model T Roadster pickup if you need detailed photos of drive train and chassis.
Awesome, thanks. :yipee
James
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Model car builders take note
just in case someone tells you that never happens/happened 
:yipee
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