I'm not sure what year this old Ford is from but it has a license plate from 1927. All the metal on it is so thick compared to our modern cars which must have made them heavy but durable!
I do believe it is a Model T. The gentleman who owned the farm next to my grandmother's farm in northern Minnesota had one and I loved to watch it putt putt down the rocky road.
That is a fine looking Model T Ford, but there is no way to tell exactly what year it is as Ford produced the same car for years. This is not a Brass T, so it is after 1916, but it could be as new a 1927. In 1928 Ford introduced the Model A. It was called Model A because it was a complete departure from the Model T. Love seeing these old cars.
Good morning, cool vintage car! Happy Friday, enjoy your weekend!
ReplyDeleteDoes it have a rumble seat? :)
ReplyDeleteIt's a classic & I love the spoked wheels & running boards.
ReplyDeleteWon't rust like they do now then
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ReplyDeleteThat really is a beauty. It's been very well taken care of.
ReplyDeleteIt is a beauty. No car built today will still be around in ninety odd years.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
ReplyDeleteThat car is like a piece of art!
ReplyDeleteI do believe it is a Model T. The gentleman who owned the farm next to my grandmother's farm in northern Minnesota had one and I loved to watch it putt putt down the rocky road.
ReplyDeleteOh yes! Can I borrow it for the weekend?
ReplyDeleteA classic! Looks wonderful.
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ReplyDeleteI would like to have it
ReplyDeleteLook at that shine too! Very smart looking.
ReplyDeleteThat is a fine looking Model T Ford, but there is no way to tell exactly what year it is as Ford produced the same car for years. This is not a Brass T, so it is after 1916, but it could be as new a 1927. In 1928 Ford introduced the Model A. It was called Model A because it was a complete departure from the Model T. Love seeing these old cars.
ReplyDeleteMy grandparents' car. :-)
ReplyDeleteEven if it never moved an inch, it's a work of art. My Ford Fiesta, on the other hand, looks like a tennis shoe.
ReplyDeleteAlmost a century! Wonderful!
ReplyDeleteIt is an old beauty!
ReplyDeleteI like seeing these well-kept old cars. Wouldn't you think blogger would let us tell it just once that we aren't robots and stop asking us?
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