Lindberg 1929 T Rod Background Info

[regular guy]

Here's a track  roadster body kit .

http://jimmyflintstonestudios.com/?product=nb175-1927-ford

It's even on sale.Now it's same price as my favorite online hobby store.

Regarding the Lindberg 1929 T Rod.

The road construction cone sort of threw me off.

Putting in a racetrack guardrail would have been better.

Road pylon made me think of autocross.

[unclescott58]

2 hours ago, mike 51 said:

Yet another chapter in the ongoing series of posts with largely meaningless/incorrect  statements . 

a "regular guy" ?    sure doesn't seem like one......why even respond to him?  

Oh! Your right. It was started by "regular guy," wasn't it? That does explain a lot. And knowing what I know of his past threads, I too should not have responded to this one.

[Dave Darby]

Well since nobody has given a correct answer here, I'm going to clear the whole mess up. The only thing Model T about this kit is the name, and the box art car, which is a 23-25 T Roadster. Inside you have your basic Lindberg plagiarized copy of AMT's Ala Kart cab (29 Model A with a 27 T rear section behind the doors), Hemi engine, and wheels.  It does have the stock 29 Model A radiator shell. The front axle is copied from the AMT 36 Ford, and the headers from the AMT 25 T hot rod version. The frame and rear axle are Lindberg's concoctions.

Here is the original box art...

 

 

And kit contents.

 

Case closed.

 

[regular guy]

 

Well it's obviously a track roadster.

More like you can paint and decal it to be track or street version.

Read somewhere the real Hot Rod Lincoln had a shortened Lincoln frame under it.

So I think when they were going at it then the combinations of Ford parts were endless.