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OOps, not "Harry", it should be "Happy"

There once was a guy from Boston/
Who bought himself a Baby Austin/....


Captioned "Harry Moore, 500 lbs. man, in car."

At 4:38 in this Model "T" buzz saw video, a simple governor appears, but I'd watch the whole thing!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2LMv_Y4axYw

A nice portable conversion used by Southern California Edison. Photographs are dated 1928- no word on those cars in the shed!

I'll say! Mecum's Monterey Money Pit featured a low miles 1978 wagon that sold for $33,000 the same as a restored 1956 T-Bird!

http://www.thedrive.com/news/23129/some ... uire-wagon

Photograph captioned:
"Image of a woman standing next to an automobile that has been damaged in a crash at the intersection of West Manchester Ave, and Normandie Ave, in Los Angeles, California. Vesque drug store in background (1401 West Manchester Ave.)."

Change the word "Magazine" to "Photographs" and you'd solve two "problems" at the same time!

Its definitely a 2N! Those wide-spaced bolt pattern rear wheels are a dead giveaway, along with the tool box location. 8ns had a much smaller rear wheel bolt pattern from the start and the front wheel bolt pattern became smaller shortly after its introduction. The 8N tool box was behind the battery,...

2Ns got the tubular radius rods like this one has in mid 1944, they were built that way until late 1947 when the 8N replaced the 2N. If you can still read the engine number, you can date it using this serial number chart http://www.myfordtractors.com/serial.shtml They are great little tractors---onc...

Face it, NOBODY wants to buy your two-lever barn find "T" unless youre a MTFCA member!

Try posting it in the lowly "Vintage Ford Magazine" forum slot- you'll have no problem getting crowded out there....