Jun 19, 2018
Zipper-bodied 1926 Ford Model T lakes modified for sale on Hemmings.com.
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Zipper-bodied 1926 Ford Model T lakes modified for sale on Hemmings.com.
Current automotive goals:
1934-style Model T touring, 1937-style ‘31 Chevy RPU, and 1940-style '23 Dodge Brothers lakes modified.
Ed "Axle" Stewart and son, Bob, in Boswell "Bozzy" Willis's lakes modified, Steam Beans, in 1946.
This modified is parked at the Frying Pan Cafe on La Brea Avenue in West Los Angeles between Wilshire Boulevard and San Vicente Boulevard. The Frying Pan was a popular place for hot rodders in the early 1940s. The body appears to be a narrowed and greatly altered Ford Model T roadster body. The "knock-off" style spinner hub caps look like Cragar pieces. The shiny 21-stud V-8 has a Thickstun manifold and chrome headers and probably made this lightweight little modified really scat. (Photo from the Norm Grant collection.)
Hemmings Find of the Day – 1926 Ford Model T lakes modified
Hemmings Find of the Day – 1926 Ford Model T lakes modified
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1926 Model T Lakes Modified
“all hand built 6 years ago. Starting with a flawless steel body that was narrowed by 8 ½ inches, the car was modeled to resemble Bo Jones famous modified-style T, although this car is unique and not intended to be a clone. Painted in a brilliant Polyurethane Orange with bright red accents, this car gets noticed…
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