You can paint it any color as long as it's
"BLACK"

The MODEL T FORD
!! The Car that changed the world !!



 
My thanks to Laurent d'Entremont for submitting this picture.
It is a 1923 Model T Ford and a 1951 Ford Convertible.
Laurent had the following to say about the picture. 
"It is a 1923 Model T (Touring) bought new by Len Wood of Tusket Nova Scotia Canada. He put a pickup truck box on the back when new and drove it until
1962...today his grand nephew Gordie Wood of Tusket owns the car and  has 
restored it as a touring car again...he does not drive it, it is now a museum piece in Gordie's garage. 
The driver of the 1951 was Eric Taylor of Yarmouth....no longer living...

If you like old pictures of cars and trucks you might find this site interesting
It shows a number of original photographs from the early 20th century
Each pictures is linked to an extra large copy for more detailed viewing


Early Car Pictures


No one knows for sure if Henry Ford actually said, "You can paint it any color as long as it's BLACK" but that phrase has survived for almost a century and does indicate something about the beloved Model T.
No other car has done what it has done and no other car ever will.
The Model T was not the first car that Henry Ford produced but he had a dream of producing "a car for the masses"

After two unsuccessful attempts to establish a company to manufacture these early Fords, the Ford Motor Company was incorporated in 1903 with Henry Ford as vice-president and chief engineer

I have shown some of his earlier cars which were produced from 1896 to 1907 when at which time he introduced the world to the "MODEL T".
The first production Model T Ford was assembled at the Piquette Avenue Plant in Detroit on October 1, 1908. For the next 19 years, Ford would build more then 15,000,000 cars and trucks with the Model "T" engine. The only other car to exceed that number was the Volkswagen Beetle.
Considering the years when Henry did it, 1908 to 1927 it is surly a record that will never be beaten.
Henry Ford had succeeded in his dream of building a car for the masses.

With the development of the sturdy Model T in 1908, Henry Ford made his company the biggest in the industry. The moving assembly line, which Ford introduced in 1914 enabled Ford to produce far more cars than any other company.

Contrary to what we may have heard or read The early Model T's actually did come in a variety of colors in the early years but beginning with the 1914 model year and for the next eleven years after, the Model T would be sold in only one color: black. The reason for this was that the black paint used dried more quickly than other paints, which sped up the production line.
This lowered costs and that sold more cars.
The Model T continued to be produced until 1927 when the other low priced manufactures offered many new features that Ford couldn't match with the old design.
In 1928 the Model A was introduced. It too was a great success although it's production run was much shorter then the Model T.
Automobiles were advancing at such a great rate that models had to be updated much more often. Something the Henry Ford was reluctant to do.
Business pressures however forced him it to follow the same trend as everyone else.

I would also like to invite any of my visitors that have a picture of a Model T Ford that they would like to have shown on this page to e mail me a copy. 

 

 
One of my visitors has made a special request. His email is shown below in it's entirety.
After stock car racing for 12 consecutive years and building a lot of chassis around the country, including a lot of custom fabrication in many respects, I have the need to build a late 20's early 30's Ford Sedan or delivery.  I'm not sure why, but I am having a difficult time finding a chronological history of this period, including the production numbers, variations, and pictures of each.  I am an engineer by trade and also plan to design and build my own chassis, and a lot of the body; however, I can't find any detail drawings/prints in order to effectively build or refer to.  I know that someone out there has put this drawings in CAD (computer aided drawing) format over the years.  This is how I will do most of my design to build work.
Do you have any ideas on how I might get some of the above information I am searching for?  I really appreciate your help in advanced. 
If anyone has any information or can help on this matter please contact Joey direct at
jsisk@nospamspurlockvehicles.com  Please remove the nospam from the address before using it.

The Early Fords
1925 Price List


Model T's were manfactured and sold all over the world.
They were the first true WORLD CAR.

This page was last updated on Aug 6, 2012
 

Car Data Video
 Ford Model T - 100 Years Later
Watch the Model T Being built


 

And to make this site more interesting
we have now included many old cars and trucks
including The Model T Ford's that are being offered for sale

 OldCarCafe.com searches 130 classic car dealer websites to help you find your dream car
 

Model T's are still turning up where you least expect them.
This one was found by Carlos Tunches and three of his grandsons,
 Jacob, James, and Josiah Smith.
What a way to show the boys what cars were like 100 years ago.
It was found on his daughter's 20 acres in Missouri.
And YES he is planning on to restore it.


 
 


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1916 Model T Ford
1945 Ford Fire Engine at Shirleys Service Station, Duluth Ga.
Mike Brown from Northern California is offering 18"x24" prints of these pin and ink pictures for sale. Price $25. Contact Mike direct MEB1862@aol.com

 
1896 Ford Quadricycle
with Henry Ford, Clara Ford and Henry Ford Jr.
1896 Ford Quadricycle
1896 Ford Quadricycle
1896 Ford Quadricycle
1903 Ford Touring Car
1903 Ford Model A Runabout
1904 Ford Model B Touring
1907 Ford Model R Boat Tail Roadster

Very Special Model T's


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Model T Railcar
This picture is compliments of The Pleasant Point Museum and
Railway, Timaru, New Zealand.
This is the world's only inclosed Model T Ford Railcar
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Model T Ambulances
This picture was submitted by Marsali Taylor
In 1917 a group of 75 women went out to the Russian Front to found two field hospitals under the auspices of the Scottish Women's Hospital, an organisation funded by the Women's Suffrage society. They were led by an early Scottish woman doctor, Dr Inglis.  An old lady that I knew when a child was one of their ambulance drivers, and she titled the diaries she kept 'The Diary of a Ford Car Stunt'. 
They drove their converted Model T ambulances over impossible terrain, under fire, and, at one point, behind the retreating army, 
picking up wounded.
This picture shows the ambulances in front of the hospital.

 
Don Pate of Arkansas City, Kansas submitted these pictures of
a late model Model T Mud Buggy. He found the T a short
distance from where he lives

 
   
   

 
The following pictures were submitted by Tom Barnard
This  is a remanufactured Model T....A total of 5 was manfactured for the 100 year anniversery 
The cars ended up in several differant places but it was known for sure one of them was in the Lobby at World Head Quarters WHQ and has been used at the Henry Ford Museum.
Several differant groups participated, the original was set for 100 Re-Mans but got changed as the program went on. Tom was part of a team of prototype fabrication specialists that helped produce some parts and the roof system, gas and ignition levers and so on, the body was made in Sweden, because of the Rotunda fire some years ago not all of the original drawings were available. But we had a good part of them on CD. and He think are still around here somewhere. The engine was scanned by X.Ray and a full scale cad file was created and the engine was re-cast....because of the tighter tolerancing we are able to hold that first one purred like a Kitten.

2000 Model T Ford

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2000 Model T Ford
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2000 Model T Ford
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2000 Model T Ford Engine
2000 Model T Ford Engine
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2000 Model T Ford Engine
  

A new life for these old cars
Amr Said Rashed, who lives in Dubai has rebuilt two Model T Fords, a 1915 and a 1921
He didn't have much to start with but the end results were still the same.


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1921 Model T Ford Roadster
1921 Model T Ford Touring
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   

 
 
1908 Model T Ford Touring Car
1908 Model T Ford Touring Car
1909 Ford Model T New York to Seattle Racer
1909 Ford Model T Mother in-law seat
1909 Ford Model T
1909 Ford Model T Runabout
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1911 Ford Model T
 1912 Brass Model T Touring
This car is owned by David Allen
 
 1912 Model T Ford Touring Car
  
This picture was submitted by Jennifer Hudson
It is an old Hudson family picture		  
1912 Ford Model T Tourer
1912 Model T Ford Speedster
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 1912  Model T Ford Speedster
 1912  Model T Ford Speedster
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 1912  Model T Ford Speedster
 1912  Model T Ford Speedster
On 5th of May 2009 a member of the Old Timer Vehicle Club(CVE) here in Bucharest Romania brought to 
Romania a 1912 Ford T Speedster that belonged to 
a St Louis Museum in USA.
These pictures were submitted by Mircea Ursache
vicepresident CVE
www.clubulvehiculelordeepoca.ro		 Original transformation into a rally car
Model speedster: 1912
Engine 4 cylinders 2900 cm3 (cubic centimeters)
Power:     22 Ps.       17 Kw
Max.Speed   :  70-80 km/h
Mileage 22 liters /100km
Special rear axel
Wheels with a single support screw
Without front brake
Original it was with carbide powered headlights
No roof no doors no windows
Disc shaped windshield for driver only
Beam light night projector
1913 Ford Model T Closed Cab Pickup
1913 Ford Model T Runabout
1913 Ford Model T Touring Car
 1913 Ford Model T
1913 Ford Model T Express Wagon
1914 Ford Model T Runabout
1914 Ford Model T Fire Truck
1914 Ford Model T Speedster
1914 Ford Model T Touring Car
1914 Ford Model T Touring Car
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 1914 Ford Model T Touring Car
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This pictures was submitted by Mircea Ursache
vicepresident CVE The is owned by one of their members.
www.clubulvehiculelordeepoca.ro		  This picture was submitted by Bert Mazurel, Purmerend, Netherlands.
It was a postcard thast he had for many years.
...This 1915 Model T Ford was made from parts by Laurent_d'Entremont of West Pubnico Nova Scotia, 
Canada and was donated it to the Acadian Village in
West Pubnico 
Laurent d'Entremont
  
1915 Model T Ford
1915 Model T Ford Pickup
 
1915 Model T Ford Pickup
  
1915 Ford Model T
1915 Ford Model T Landaulet
1915 Ford Model T Touring Car
1915 Ford Model T Speedster
   
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 1915 Ford Model T Touring Car
(Canadian Model with rocky road pack)
 1915 Ford Model T Touring Car 
(Canadian Model with rocky road pack)
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Woodley, Berkshire, UK
 1915 Ford Model T Touring Car (Canadian Model) 
shown with a 1934 Vauxhall "A" Type 6 cyl 14hp
 
 
 
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 1915 Model T Ford Speedster
 
 
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 1915 Model T Ford Speedster
 1915 Model T Ford Speedster
   
1916 Ford Model TT Oak Bodied Pickup Truck
This truck is owned by Gerhard Huber from Huber Schriften Muntlix GesmbH & Co KG
Arkenstraße 38-39
A-6832 Muntlix/Vbg.
1916 Ford Model TT Oak Bodied Pickup Truck
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1916 Ford Model TT Oak Bodied Pickup Truck
1916 Ford Model TT Oak Bodied Pickup Truck
This truck is owned by Gerhard Huber from 
Huber Schriften Muntlix GesmbH & Co KG
Arkenstraße 38-39 
A-6832 Muntlix/Vbg.
This pictures show the truck after a rebuild
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1916 Ford Touring Car
1916 Model T Ford Pickup, Texas barn find.
This picture was submitted by Buddy Johnson 
1917 Ford Touring Car
1917 Model T Depot Hack
  This car is owned by Bill Dugger, Redding, CA
 1917 Model T Depot Hack
 1917 Model T Depot Hack
 This car is owned by Bill Dugger, Redding, CA  This car is owned by Bill Dugger, Redding, CA
 1917 Model T Depot Hack
 1917 Model T Depot Hack under construction
 1917 Model T Depot Hack under construction
 1917 Model T Depot Hack under construction
 The body for Bill's hack came from a company in 
New York, The Pleasantville Manufacturing Company.
1917 Model T Ford Woody Wagon
1917 Model T Ford Woody Wagon
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 1917 Model T Ford Woody
 1917 Model T Ford Woody
This Model T was seen at the Tatamagouche, Nova Scotia
Labor day parade, Sept5, 2011		  
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 1917 Model T Ford Touring Car 
at the Pecos River Texas crossing
 1917 Model T Ford Touring Car
at the Pecos River Texas crossing
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 1917 Model T Ford Touring Car 
at the Pecos River Texas crossing
 1917 Model T Ford Touring Car
 These pictures were submitted by Rick Johnson.
He found them while sorting through some 
old family pictures.		  
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 1917 Model T Ford Touring Car
Note the front shocks on this car. 
This picture was picture was taken in the early summer
of 1924
1917 Model T Ford Touring Car
These pictures were submitted by Rick Johnson.
He found them while sorting through some old family
pictures.		  
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1918 Model T Ford Touring Car
This picture was submitted by Doug Carlson, London, 
ON, Canada. It was taken around 1926 and shows 
his father at the age of 5
1918 Ford Model TT
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1918 Model T Ford Touring Car
1918 Model T Ford
This picture was submitted by Ginette Grosz. The car belonged 
to her grandfather, Jens L. Poulsen. He farmed about 7-8  miles 
west of Yankton, South Dakota from sometime in the 1880's
till he passed away in 1948.
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1919 Ford Model T Touring Car
This picture was submitted by Anthony Hazelaar of the Netherlands
1919 Ford Model T Center Door
This picture was submitted by Anthony Hazelaar of the Netherlands
 1919 Ford Model T Touring Car
 1919 Ford Model T Center Door Sedan
 This car is owned by Bill Dugger, Redding, CA  
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 1919 Ford Model T Center Door
This picture was submitted by Dick Luster, Greeley,
Colorado It shows his  Maternal Great Grandmother's
family somewhere around Hennessey, Oklahoma.
 1920 Model T Ford Pickup in Africa or possibly India
This picture was submitted by Pierre-Alexis Kimmel
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 1920 Ford Model T Depot Wagon
 1921 Model T Ford Touring
 This car is owned by Amr Said Rashed, and he lives in Dubai 
1921 Model T Ford Touring Car
1922 Ford Model T Speedster By Ames
1923 Ford Model T Open Tourer
1923 Ford Model T Open Tourer
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 1923 Model T Ford Truck
 1923 Model T Ford Truck
This 1923 Ford Model T, original laundry truck for the
Hotel del Coronado that operated the streets of Tent City 
and Coronado during the Roaring Twenties. Now owned 
by the Coronado Museum and driven in local parades.		  
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 1923 Model T Ford Touring Car
 1923 Ford Model T 4 Door Sedan
This car is owned by Don Beals. He did a ground up 
restoration on the car. Photo was taking at Gettysburg
the summer of 2011.		  
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 1924 Model T Ford C Cab
 1924 Model T Ford C Cab
 This 1924 Model T truck was originally a ranch truck in 
Colorado, now the company truck for the Coronado Brewing Company and Tent City Restaurant in Coronado, CA. 
The little green truck still boasts her original engine,
and operates daily on the island of Coronado running 
errands and promoting business. This truck has been 
nicknamed "Olive Oyl," because she is tall and skinny, 
spinach green, and her shrill horn sounds like Olive
yelling for Popeye.		  
1924 Ford Model T 5 Window Coupe
1924 Ford Model T Runabout
 1924 Ford Model T Raceabout
 1924 Ford Model T Touring Car
 
 
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 1924 Model T Ford
 1924 Model T Ford
 
 
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 1924 Model T Ford
 1924 Model T Ford
 
 
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 1924 Model T Ford
 1924 Model T Ford
The above  museum quality 1924 Model T 
Ford is owned by Nathan Robertson
 
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 1924 Model T Touring Limosine
  
 This car is owned by Amr Said who lives in Dubai 
This car is being offered for sale. If you are interested please email me at  and i will put you in contact with the owner
(June 5, 2012)		  
1924 Ford Model T Speedster By Mercury.
1925 Ford Model T Runabout Pickup
 1925 Ford Model T 5 Window Coupe
 1925 Ford Model T Touring Car
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 1925 Ford Model T Roadster
 1925 Ford Model T Roadster
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 1925 Ford Model T Roadster
 1925 Ford Model T Roadster
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 1925 Ford Model T Roadster Interior
 1925 Ford Model T Roadster Dash
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 1925 Ford Model T Roadster Interior
 1925 Ford Model T Roadster Engine
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 1925 Ford Model T Roadster Engine
1926 Ford Model T Roadster
This car is owned by L. J. Mallicote, Sr. Bristol,TN.
The car is offered for sale. The "T" Model was also completely restored and has approximately 1500 miles on the restoration.
Asking price $12,500.
For more information please contact the owner at
ljmallicote@nospamembarqmail.com
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1926 Ford Model T Tudor Sedan
1926 Ford Model T Fire Truck 
with American LaFrance Equipment "Henry Ford Museum"
1926 Ford Model T Tudor Sedan
1926 Ford Model T 5 Window Coupe
 1926 Ford Model T 5 Window Coupe
 1926 Ford Model T Depot Wagon
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 1926 Model T Ford Depot Hack
  
This picture was submitted by Dan Bessie. It shows his 
mother 
around 1926 or 1928. She toured with her brother and 
a couple of others for two years, with their traveling
marionette show.
 
1926 Model T Ford Tudor Sedan.
1926 Model T Ford Runabout
1926 Model T Ford Runabout
1926 Model T Ford Runabout
1926 Ford Model T Touring Car
1926 Ford Model T Touring Car
1926 Ford Model T Touring Car
1926 Ford Model T Touring Car
1926 Ford Model T Touring Car
1926 Ford Model T Touring Car
1926 Ford Model T Tudor
1926 Ford Model T Tudor
1926 Ford Model T Tudor
1926 Model T Ford Peddles (Transmission)
1926 Model T Ford Engine
1926 Model T Ford Engine
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1926 Model T Ford Gauges (All you would ever need)
 1926 Ford Model T Touring Car
This car is owned by Fred I Nordhov of Skien Norway
1927 Model T Ford Tudor
1927 Ford Model T Sedan
1927 Model T Touring Car
1927 Ford Model T Sedan
1927 Ford Model T "New Beauty" Touring Car
1927 Ford Model T Sedan
1927 Model T Ford Pickup
This car is owned by Robert Sell, Toronto, Ohio 

 
Greg Boyle from Australia just purchased this Model T Ford. It's believed to be a 1923 Model T Ford Businessman's Roadster.
If anyone has any more information on this or a similar car would you please pass this on to me. 
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1923 Model T Ford Businessman's Roadster
1923 Model T Ford Businessman's Roadster
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1923 Model T Ford Businessman's Roadster
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1923 Model T Ford Businessman's Roadster Interior
1923 Model T Ford Businessman's Roadster Interior
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1923 Model T Ford Businessman's Roadster Registration
1923 Model T Ford Businessman's Roadster
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1923 Model T Ford Businessman's Roadster
1923 Model T Ford Businessman's Roadster
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1923 Model T Ford Businessman's Roadster rear
1923 Model T Ford Businessman's Roadster Engine

The Fast Model T Ford

DADDY’S 1915 MODEL "T" "The Duchess"
(Owned & Operated by Fred G. Hoss)
By Martha Pate, Arkansas City Kansas USA

* 55 mph in the ¼ mile on the Drag Strip
* Model "A" Carburetor and Manifold
  2 bbl Webber
Model "A" Crankshaft with inserts drilled for pressure
* Inserts & Bearings
* 1.600 Intake Valves
* 1.500 Exhaust Valves
* Eggy Pop-Up Pistons
* 5.5:6 Compression Ratio
* VW Distributor
* Volvo Overdrive
* 2-Wheel Brakes
* Stock Wooden Spoke Wheels
* Clincher Tires

Opened it up on the California Freeway and at 65 mph it was still pulling but shut it down because Daddy lost his nerve with NO safety equipment.

In approx. 1985 Daddy and I were at the drag strip here in Ark City.  We dialed both the cars in...his Model "T" and our 1969 Cheve Chevelle.  I caught up with him right at the lights after what seemed a forever wait at the starting line. He won at 55 mph. I lost because I broke out.

Momma and Daddy have toured in the '15 as far east as Detroit, MI; as far north as Calgary, Canada; was shipped to Europe for month long tour; and shipped to New Zealand and Australia for a month long tour.

Home for Daddy's 1915 Model "T" is Hawthorne, (L.A. area) California.
 
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Martha's Father in one of  his Model T's
Rajo with a holly 450 CFM carb. Note the 3 peddles and the
VW dist that Glen made fit into the T Motor 
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The (T) motor made into a Rajo with a turbocharger
and a 450 CFM Holly carb
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Top of The T block note that the pistons are up out of the block. (Glen Hoss Martha's Dad has done most the work in 
his garage at home)
  

 
1912 Model T Ford Speedster

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The Early Harley-Davidson Motorcycles
Yes you can get a Jeep stuck, Really stuck if you just half try.
 Have a look and see how a 
Jeep can get really stuck
Click here to View the Famous Chevy Tri-Five 55, 56 and 57 Chevrolets
 The Chevy Tri-Five 
55, 56 and 57 Chevrolets
The Chevrolet Corvette
From 1963 to 1970
Don Pate's 1947 Chevy Aero Sedan 
View the rebuilding of this car from the
bullet holes to the trophy winning
The Early American
Sporty Cars
The Oshkosh The Truck that all other only dream of becoming
 The Oshkosh
The Truck of Trucks
The Divco Truck
America's Milk Truck
he Ford Mustang

The Cars Dreams are made of
 Those Old Classic Convertibles
Cadillac, Duesenberg, Cords and many more
Once you saw one you would never forget it
 The Studebaker 
If you remember it, could you
ever forget it ?
The Packard
The Cars of the Chrysler Corporation
A Picture Tour of the Nash and Hudson
 The Nash, Hudson and American Motors Cars
The Hudson, Essex, and Terraplanes
that were found in Australia
Those wonderful Pickup Trucks
The Volkswagen from 1932
to the end of the Beetle
The Kaiser and the Frazer
The Henry J
The Stanley Steamer
The Chevrolet from 1916 to 1969
The Corvair 1960 to 1969
The Pontiac
The Oldsmobile
The Cadillac
Wouldn't you rather have a Buick
 Wouldn't you Really Rather have a Buick
The Ford Motor Company
from 1908 to 1969
The Chrysler Airflow
The Tucker '48'
The Amphicar
The Jeep from 1940 to the present
Eric Gordon's Kaiser Rebuild
There are many pictures showing the details of this rebuild
All you Kaiser lovers would like to have one of these. Watch it being made.
 Eric Gordon's 1954 Kaiser
Convertible Conversion
"Coming Home"
The story of Eric Gordon finding and bringing his Kaiser Convertible Home after searching for it for 20 years
Eric Gordon's First Kaiser
A 1951 Deluxe which comes to a startling end
Click here to View the Jeeps of World War II
 WW II Jeeps
The cars of IKA Argentina
Kaiser's Jeeps and American Motors that were built in Argentina in the 1950's, 60's
and 70's
For those who would like to look at cars that are a little more modern, try Donnie Jones' Classy Cars
View some of John Evan's Artwork
 View some of John' Evan's 
Auto Artwork 
That Cute Little Crosley
A website featuring many articles on many different cars
If you can't find it anywhere else, try here
The steam locomotives of the CNR
Another fun page involving a Jeep
Tour the 64 remaining Covered Bridges
of New Brunswick
The Covered Bridges that once dotted Nova Scotia.
If any one is interested in Microsoft's Flight Simulator I have written some scenery files for Summerville. Maitland, Windsor and Hantsport.
Summerville now has an Airport
A very well written and interesting page on Canadian heroes
 Donald Jones' page on Canadian Heros
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