Model T truck replica video 9

Got my 47 drop axle mounted under my he model T and it looks and feels good. Radiator is solid and looks nice also. I found a couple original fenders on marketplace cheap and close to home, so that’s good right. #classiccar #homemade #replica #modelT truck# #might welding #full size go cart#parade car#metal fabrication

[@juniornunley5412]

That was a good find on those Model T fenders, and what a deal! You might consider mounting a hydrostatic trans and rear end from a junk lawnmower. Extend the axels out and put chain drive to the rear hubs. Just a suggestion, I've seen that done. No doubt with your talent you'll figure it out. Really enjoying your videos, take care Jeremy and watch out for this heat!

[@mywaymanufacturing2817]

@@juniornunley5412 I was thinking of that exact thing you described. It might be that or a small 3 speed transmission with a torque type belt clutch. Not sure yet. Probably whatever falls into my hands. Thank you much for following along!

[@blaircrocker9845]

Maybe you could make it a chain drive rear end. Some old large trucks were chain drive and so were some old model t truck conversions.

[@mywaymanufacturing2817]

@@blaircrocker9845 yes I think something like that would be a great option and look right. Thanks for watching!

[@garyscarstuff]

Crossmember, grille and headlights look great - factory even. Sweet deal on the fenders too!! For the motor/drive system maybe you could make something that looks like the early Mack (1910s - 1920s) chain drive rear wheels...

[@mywaymanufacturing2817]

@@garyscarstuff thanks Gary! Yeah something like that could be made to look good, maybe big sprockets off some old farm machinery of some kind

[@patrickfahring6086]

We scabbed crap together 65 years ago and i bet it was still intact when it hit the scrap yard 😮😮😮😅

[@mywaymanufacturing2817]

@@patrickfahring6086 yeah me too. I’ve seen some pretty sketchy stuff hold together better than you’d think. I built a four wheeler and rode it very hard for years. Nothing ever broke. Always looked like something would break at any time. 😝 lol

[@jamesferrell9404]

It's hard to belive you found all those model T parts in those appliances. I think I found some hidden floor pans for my 1940 ford hidden in the good of a 1991 F350. Person just has to keep his eye open to find all those hard to find panels. Good work on building this

[@mywaymanufacturing2817]

@@jamesferrell9404 thanks for watching James. Hope all goes good with your floor pans

[@jamesferrell9404]

@@mywaymanufacturing2817 it's not got to be structural as I've used inch and half tubing to build all that back in. It just needs to really hold my feet up

[@mywaymanufacturing2817]

@@jamesferrell9404 that’s a good way to do it

[@GeorgiaRidgerunner]

what type of engine are you going to run in the t

[@mywaymanufacturing2817]

@@GeorgiaRidgerunner looking at a 14-20 hp side shaft . Whatever I can find for a good price. Maybe run power through a torque type go cart clutch , maybe also a three speed transmission. I would like to have reverse

[@GeorgiaRidgerunner]

@@mywaymanufacturing2817 they make a gear box with reverse for go carts
its not stupid expensive nor is it real cheap either