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1926 Ford Model T Sedan

There are many reasons why any of us build the hot rod project we do. It can be that it reminds us of something very cool from our youth, maybe we had something similar, or just maybe it brings back an old memory lifted from the magazine pages of a vintage car magazine. There are as many reasons as there are hot rods. Such is the case for Lyle Milliman of Arizona and his latest project, this ’26 Ford Model T sedan.

Lyle will not hide the fact he was looking for a Model A sedan but then one

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