1925 Model T

[trackman]

Been wanting to do this project for a couple of years. With the covis stuff I felt now is a good time. It’s a 1925 Model T flat bed. Got the pattern from “Scroller Patterns & Supplies”. The truck is 15” x 7” tall. Used brass nails for the bolts in wheels and side boards. Went to internet and got a picture of the Texaco sign for pump. Made out of black walnut & red oak.  Dip in 50/50 mix an let dry. I wanted it to look old so didn’t put any other finish on it. I added the brackets that the side boards go into. Wasn’t in plans but felt they were needed. Used #3 an #5 MG Pegas blades. 

[Woodrush]

Stunning work. How long did it take you to make it

[meflick]

Awesome looking project 

[new2woodwrk]

Wow, just wow!

Thanks for sharing that incredible work!

[wombatie]

Wow that is awesome.  My husband likes making things like that.

Marg

[Tomanydogs]

Wow that’s fantastic. What a heirloom this will be. 

[kmmcrafts]

That is Awesome!! Very will done..

[daveww1]

fantastic job

[SteveS]

Fantastic rendition! Love these topics.

[edward]

Very nicely done, always like doing old cars and trucks, i done a couple durning the pandemic.  

[smitty0312]

That's craftsmanship at its finest........A++

[rjR]

G---R---E---A---T--!!

[Rockytime]

Beautifully done. I especially like it as part of a diorama!

[Ron Johnson]

Awesome and very beautifully done. A real show piece. 

[lawson56]

WOW!!!! Now that is just Super Awesome!!!

[Foxfold]

Wow !

[controlsct]

What fantastic details! Very nice!

[trackman]

Thanks for the nice comments!  When you have a good pattern to go by helps.  For you Andy Griffin fans remember the Darlings that showed up on some shows. There truck wasn’t a 1925 but looks close lol

[amazingkevin]

Perfect conversation piece that would fit in anywhere!!!! Well done!!!