Just my jalopy

After 2 1/2 years of parts collection I built it in about 6 months. Just in time for the Lonestar Roundup 2022, it's a Model T Roadster setting on a Model A frame. Tried to keep it as traditional as possible. I formed and louvered the hood to cover up the 8ba flathead ford. Drove it for a year before my buddy Drew made some modifications. Like the 4 inch window chop, addition of rear horns for a 1932 gas tank. Section the dash for a 5 Gage panel. Then I laid single stage paint, just in time for the 2023 LSRU. I was able to redo the interior before "The Hot Rod showdown" which was about a month after the Roundup. That summer I painted the front scallop on it. Had some pin stripes put on it the week before last year's Roundup. I have added a few details here and there to complete the trunks interior, put carpet over the black walnut flooring. It's a driver. As much as i can i take it out. You've probably seen it at anyone of the Park n Hangs held at KT by Michael Selman on Mondays. This is the first time ever have done this kine of build. The next step is to make a top so summer cruising is not so hot. Yes I'm out driving when it's 110 out.