1925 Ford Model T Track Coupster

[mrindy77]

I've had this one on the back burner for while. Time to start making some progress. This is the initial mock up, its a AMT 1925 Model T, its an older one that was molded in black. I used the Edmunds modified front grille and scratch built a belly pan. Tires are Herb Deeks big and littles with some kidney bean Halibrands I found in the parts box. I'm going to stuff a Ford DOHC Indy motor from the Gurney Eagle kit into it. Tight fit but it appears it will work. 

Edited August 28, 2016 by mrindy77

[plastic-mechanic]

will it remain a coupe or is the top coming off to make a roadster?

[mrindy77]

I'm leaving the roof on. You can call it a coupster if you are so inclined.

 

[Foxer]

I like the look of that one .. keep it going! 

[Ace-Garageguy]

I like the look of that one .. keep it going! 

I agree. I've never seen a track-nose on a chopped T coupe before. Lots of potential.  

[bobthehobbyguy]

Love it. Definitely looks great. Looking forwardvto more.

[cobraman]

Add me to the people who like the look.

[crazyrichard]

yes me too > looks cool !

[modelfink]

I like!

[John Goschke]

Very cool! Great stance and wheel/tire choice.

Whatcha got yourself here is a Track Coupe!

[misterNNL]

This could be interesting.I'd put it on the ground and have exposed exhaust headers,but that's just my style and your possibilities are of course unlimited.

[plastic-mechanic]

I'm leaving the roof on. You can call it a coupster if you are so inclined.

 

makes no difference to me, i just thought you might want to understand the correct body style.