Karl-Ola Englund's 1923 Ford
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1923 Ford Model T owned by Karl-Ola Englund of Sweden. Karl-Ola's Model T was shown at the 1972 Hot Rod Show in Stockholm, at the time it was powered by a 1955 Plymouth engine.
He started to build the car in 1966 and was finished one year later. The frame in 60x100 mm tubing holds a rear end from Jaguar Mark 10.
The front end is from Ford 1947, springs from Anglia and disc brakes from Jaguar.
Karl-Ola produced glass-fiber boats and car bodies (as his own T-23 Ford) at his shop in Karlholmsbruk.
The body was painted avocado green miniflake.
Together with many original parts from T-Ford the car got a nice traditional Hot Rod look!
Karl-Ola still owns the car after 50 years!
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