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Mitch: Love your site! I am the proud owner of a 1926, Model T Ford Roadster (Runabout). It's a very nice looking driver, and that's what I do with it. Loving the Model T experience.
Admin reply: Thankyou for the comment and welcome to the Model T community
Mitch: Love your site! I am the proud owner of a 1926, Model T Ford Roadster (Runabout). It's a very nice looking driver, and that's what I do with it. Loving the Model T experience.
Admin reply: Thankyou for the comment and welcome to the Model T community
Added: September 26, 2014
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Hi, Mitch.
Very interesting, and well put together videos. Lots of useful information. I'm pretty mechanical, automotively speaking, but prior to watching your videos, didn't know a whole lot about Model T's. I feel pretty educated as of now, and could probably hop inside one and drive away. I look forward to watching more. Great job!!
Kevin
Admin reply: Kevin, thankyou for your positive comment. It's comments like these that make me want to do more.
Hi, Mitch.
Very interesting, and well put together videos. Lots of useful information. I'm pretty mechanical, automotively speaking, but prior to watching your videos, didn't know a whole lot about Model T's. I feel pretty educated as of now, and could probably hop inside one and drive away. I look forward to watching more. Great job!!
Kevin
Admin reply: Kevin, thankyou for your positive comment. It's comments like these that make me want to do more.
Added: September 19, 2014
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Looking for Daryl Becker's shop in N.C.
Looking for Daryl Becker's shop in N.C.
Added: July 22, 2014
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Hello Mitch,
I came across your great website after reading the Wikipedia Model T page; someone had added your link. Yesterday, me and a friend took a Model T driving course at the Lemay Auto Museum in Tacoma, Washington. We had a blast! They had 7 on hand, most from 1923-27 but also a 1910 model as an example of a brass-era T. The museum has extensive grounds including woods and we got to drive the T's on pavement and trails. There can be few other cars with as much personality and character as the Model T; I came away from the class with a new and profound respect for this amazing machine that changed the world.
Cheers,
Ray
Admin reply: Thankyou for your positive comment, and yes, the Model T does tend to get under your skin doesn't it
... in a good way of course!
Hello Mitch,
I came across your great website after reading the Wikipedia Model T page; someone had added your link. Yesterday, me and a friend took a Model T driving course at the Lemay Auto Museum in Tacoma, Washington. We had a blast! They had 7 on hand, most from 1923-27 but also a 1910 model as an example of a brass-era T. The museum has extensive grounds including woods and we got to drive the T's on pavement and trails. There can be few other cars with as much personality and character as the Model T; I came away from the class with a new and profound respect for this amazing machine that changed the world.
Cheers,
Ray
Admin reply: Thankyou for your positive comment, and yes, the Model T does tend to get under your skin doesn't it
... in a good way of course!
Added: June 29, 2014
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thought your sight was GREAT.
Admin reply: Thankyou for your comment
thought your sight was GREAT.
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Added: June 25, 2014
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Very nice site Mitch
Very nice site Mitch
Added: December 27, 2013
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Very nice site! Learning a lot! We just bought a '26 Roadster pickup that was in good shape. She needs fresh paint and few leaks tended to...but should have her parade ready in the spring.
Very nice site! Learning a lot! We just bought a '26 Roadster pickup that was in good shape. She needs fresh paint and few leaks tended to...but should have her parade ready in the spring.
Added: December 21, 2013
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Hello Mitch,
I've enjoying your Youtube videos since you first started posting and now was pleasantly surprised to find your website. I own a 1923 touring I've had for a couple of years now, though don't drive it as much as I should. I think I need to invest in some Rocky Mountain brakes as well
I was also surprised to hear you mention Genevieve. I have quite an interest in her as well and I'm planning to build a replica soon. I've been collecting various parts such as engine, transmission, lamps, and all the correct badges. I hope to have something to show in about a year.
Dave Boboc
Admin reply: Thankyou for your post to my Guestbook. I look forward to seeing your Genevieve replica ... If you're on Facebook, you may wish to join the Model T Enthusiasts Group...
https://www.facebook.com/groups/modeltford/
Hello Mitch,
I've enjoying your Youtube videos since you first started posting and now was pleasantly surprised to find your website. I own a 1923 touring I've had for a couple of years now, though don't drive it as much as I should. I think I need to invest in some Rocky Mountain brakes as well
I was also surprised to hear you mention Genevieve. I have quite an interest in her as well and I'm planning to build a replica soon. I've been collecting various parts such as engine, transmission, lamps, and all the correct badges. I hope to have something to show in about a year.
Dave Boboc
Admin reply: Thankyou for your post to my Guestbook. I look forward to seeing your Genevieve replica
... If you're on Facebook, you may wish to join the Model T Enthusiasts Group... https://www.facebook.com/groups/modeltford/
Added: November 28, 2013
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Name: Dan
From: La Quinta, California
Name: Dan
From: La Quinta, California
Comments:
Wow! Very nice site...I've taken an interest and have learned a lot. Thank you
Wow! Very nice site...I've taken an interest and have learned a lot. Thank you
Added: September 2, 2013
Name: Barry Vermillion
From: N.C.
E-mail: Contact
Hi I am looking for a photo or drawing of where the body to frame wooden blocks fit for a 1926 Ford Touring car.
Thanks for any help you can give me.
Barry
Admin reply: I recommend downloading the manuals from this website... it shows pictures of the bare chassis, that may help.