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I have a lot of dream cars though this one has to be in my top three. I have no clue why but recently I've been really into model t's and now I'm looking for one to build. I'm not much of a t bucket fan though I do like the roadsters but my personal favorite has to be the coupe. Coupes are pretty hard to come by nowadays since nobody makes fiberglass reproductions but their still out there if you know where to look. I personally what to get a coupe since I live in Alaska and its too cold for a roadster for most of the year. Also I'm crazy and I might want to drive it in the winter.

The way I would build my model t would be fairly simple. I'd probably chop the top a few inches and build a custom frame with a roll cage. I'd use a basic Chevy 350 engine and th350 or powerglide transmission since its cheap and a model t doesn't need a whole lot of power to go fast. Obviously since it's a hot rod I have to put a tunnel ram intake and lakester headers on the engine. For the rest of the car I would tint the windows red, use basic steel wheels, put aluminum low back bucket seats in the interior, and use an old beer keg as a fuel tank.

I hope you all enjoyed this little drawing and take care.

Description
I have a lot of dream cars though this one has to be in my top three. I have no clue why but recently I've been really into model t's and now I'm looking for one to build. I'm not much of a t bucket fan though I do like the roadsters but my personal favorite has to be the coupe. Coupes are pretty hard to come by nowadays since nobody makes fiberglass reproductions but their still out there if you know where to look. I personally what to get a coupe since I live in Alaska and its too cold for a roadster for most of the year. Also I'm crazy and I might want to drive it in the winter.

The way I would build my model t would be fairly simple. I'd probably chop the top a few inches and build a custom frame with a roll cage. I'd use a basic Chevy 350 engine and th350 or powerglide transmission since its cheap and a model t doesn't need a whole lot of power to go fast. Obviously since it's a hot rod I have to put a tunnel ram intake and lakester headers on the engine. For the rest of the car I would tint the windows red, use basic steel wheels, put aluminum low back bucket seats in the interior, and use an old beer keg as a fuel tank.

I hope you all enjoyed this little drawing and take care.