1923-25 Model T Door
1923-25 Model T Door
Speedway Motors

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1923-25 Model T Door

  • This door is specially designed for the 1923-25 Model T
  • Features a durable fiberglass construction and is available in the new or old style design
  • Measures 16.75" long and 18.13" tall
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Product Summary

  • This door is specially designed for the 1923-25 Model T
  • Features a durable fiberglass construction and is available in the new or old style design
  • Measures 16.75" long and 18.13" tall
  • Will fit our T bodies as well as those from other manufacturers
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BrandSpeedway Motors
Material TypeFiberglass
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This door will make the entry and exit much easier on your Model T roadster. Fits our T bodies as well as those from other manufacturers. For entire kit, see our '23-'25 T Optional Door Kit # 900-2202.

This product is usually in stock. However, if it is not, please allow three to four weeks for delivery.

Specifications

KEY SPECS
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BrandSpeedway Motors
Material TypeFiberglass
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Overall Length16.75"
Overall Height18.13"
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Ratings & Reviews

4.8

4 Reviews

Overall Assessment

Customers appreciate the product's practicality and usability. They've successfully used it on a variety of vehicles, including vintage models like the T bucket roadster 1932, highlighting its versatility. While some customers note necessary modifications for optimum frame support and door reinforcement, they assert these adjustments enhance the product's performance. Superior material quality and practical design give it an edge over competitors.

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Good door

4.0

4 months ago

Dave

Upstate

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Seems good construction

Would Recommend

Makes access so much easier, just like a modern car.

5.0

a year ago

Whitey (due to hair color and last name)

Mesa AZ

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Have to do a bit of work on the top of the door to convert it from a right hand door to a left hand door, for installation on my 23 Ford T bucket. Even though not a historically correct modification, it makes access so much easier, and at age 75 ease of entry trumps everything else. A bit of recontouring the upper portion of the door, and adding hardwood door pillars for the hinges and latches will stiffen up the body sides, then adding bracing around the back of the body shell will stiffen the body and provide attachment points for the seat back upholstery, and a place to tack the rear of the floor carpeting.

Would Recommend

Yes I would buy this again

5.0

3 years ago

Cliff's t

Abilene Tx

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This worked great on my t

Would Recommend

I used one on my T bucket roadster 1932.

5.0

12 years ago

joyL555

Round Rock, TX, USA

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Yes I used one on my car, it took some doing for the frame, but the frame needs better support around the hinge area and the door needs reinforce better when it came out of the mold y'all did not take care to make straight it's in a twist I had to modify to fix it.

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Questions & Answers

5 Questions • 6 Answers

What is different between old and new?

by Barry

• 8 months ago

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Do you make a door for the drivers side?

by David

• 4 years ago

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will this door fit a 27 roaster body if so can it be used for both sides if I use the universal hinge and latches if not do you have door kit for my roaster

by gypsy

• 10 years ago

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is this a left hand side or only right?

by O B

• 14 years ago

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How much trouble is it to add this to a t bucket?

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• 15 years ago

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