This fascinating little 1918 Ford Model T is a wonderful period piece, wearing a Roose Mfg Co, exclusively for sale at Hyman LTD.
Billy, are we ever going to see more of this project?;) We are waiting, ever so impatiently. ~Alden
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The windshield is a round piece of glass that protected the driver. Passenger, not so lucky. I guess to those back in 1914, if you didn't like the square, boxy, and black Model T, a Speedster was one option. I don't know if red was an option, but this car is pretty amazing. This is a single image posted as captured. I liked the tones and contrast 'as it was' captured so I didn't do any post processing on this image. As always, any and all feedback and comments are welcome and greatly appreciated! Thanks!
For Sale 1914 Ford Model T Speedster. Earlier brass era appearance and classic design of early T’s. Ready for its next caretaker.
8 years ago to the day i started a speedster build based from a Model A. I had pretty much all i needed, then life happened and it got sidetracked. And...
[IMG] Hi all, Carston here, This is me at the Portland Roadster Show on the 1st of March. More on Roadster show later. [IMG] [IMG] At the end of...
Ooh! Well, I'm seeing a Fronty(?) headed T block and from there back an in/out box, offset drive and all kinds of weirdness! And a big beaming smile...
Becker Family with Speedster
I am currently building a 1919 Paco Body from scratch - I had a thread on here a few days ago asking if anyone knew of any original bodies still left...
Take a look at this classic 1915 Ford Model T Speedster with a Livingood Four-Wheel-Drive Conversion - Four Wheeler Magazine
1920 Ford Model T Speedster for sale at RM Sotheby's Hershey
Folk Festival Car Show 6-22-13 1923 Ford Model T Speedster 2
Thomas Dunham Co., Equipto, Ford Model T, Speedster, Thomas M. Dunham, John C. Dunham, Dunham Side Car Co., Aurora Equipment Co., Equipto div. of Aurora Equipment Company
