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I HAVE TWO.

One of my top two.

I am amazed when you see pictures of T's with loads of people on them, I know if they did this to my car now lets just say there would be police involved.

The other thing I have been doing is tracking down people how have used our T for there wedding and then go for a visit. This one is 35 years after there wedding, I was there all after noon, there was rides for them ,there kids and grand children, and when covid permits there son wants it for his wedding.

Which of your children do you love most? I have several pictures of my 1915 that I think are pretty good. I'll go with this one.

In the Flint Hills, Greenwood County, Kansas.
September 17, 2019. On the way home from Michigan.

All pix of Model Ts are worth the look !
I don't have the one I really like (best ? Maybe?)

It's a period photo of a collie wearing goggles behind the wheel of a 1914 touring. Maybe someone could post it here ?

Not exactly what you describe, Rich, but it’s real. Local Jim Riedy with his buddy.

Great thread ask, thanks Tom. Here are my two favorites. That’s my grandmother Lillian on the left. In the picture of the merc we know that is J.B. Hutchings JR and Julie Franklin, thanks to Jarvis Erickson for finding it and sharing.

This the one Rich B?

Going To The Sun Road.

A 1911 Model T with chains and acetylene lamps!

The Black Cuillin mountains on the Isle of Skye

(You can have any Cuillin as long as it's black)

This is my other favorite T photo. The woman on the running board was my grandmother's sister Katie. That's my '26 Runabout in the photo.

Like Rich, I have tons that are my favorite. But this one is one of my top faves, giving this 102 (or was it 103?) year old guy a ride in Clara. It was a rather chilly afternoon for late August, and sadly, he died the following hear. I was so glad to get him out for the ride of his life, he really enjoyed it, and could even remember many an experience of his own in a Model T, as well as the workings of them. So cool.

My Canadian early ‘13. Here it is in 1929 posing with the original owner’s daughter’s wedding. My grandfather bought it from the original owner in 1956.

The day my grandfather brought home the ‘13 in the summer of 1956

Wayne S. Yup that's the one !! Thanks much for posting.
And thanks to everyone ! Dang ! Now they're ALL my favorites!

Jimmy Durante had a better solution over using 'Triple A'.
So.....I'll cancel my AAA membership and sign up for this roadside assistance!


A 'tulip' bodied roadster from the Australian Duncan and Fraser Company, circa 1911.


Another Australian T.

I do not condone babies cranking T's, but if the spark is retarded, the handbrake on and they tuck
their little thumbs in then hey, go for it.


One last picture from down under. What child doesn't enjoy a day out with their T, rifle and roo?
According to reliable sources the kangaroo was angry having his picture taken and was
reportedly 'hopping mad'!

I have too many favorites but it's hard for me to top this one.

That is a good one Rich! jw

Scott Conger, is that a picture of your dad's hack ?

Rick Goelz

On Trail Ridge Road in Rocky Mountain National Park

. Early 70’s Quail hunt, Foard county Texas.

Mother Lode Model T Club Shakedown Tour, 2008. Model T's on a Model T Road.

Minutes before the crankshaft broke.

I have so many favorites, I will just post a few. Taken on various tours.
Norm

From my father, June 8th, 1928 in Camp Douglas, Wisconsin.

Wallpaper on my computer

‘Nuff said. Jim Patrick

A day out for Lowestoft's lifeboat crew

Depending on the weight of each man, that modified T is holding 1,200 to 1,500 lbs. What is the maximum capacity of a standard Model T passenger car?

By the rear wheels and size of rear diff, I would guess TT chassis.

One of my favourites.

Fall in Michigan

FRIENDS
It just don't get any better.

Is the second picture from last a Ford racer driven by Frank Kulick??? Bud.

Four generations!

More from Jarvis. He sent me these to go along with one of my favorites, the colorized Merc/ model T picture I posted above. He followed up on his first eBay purchase with the seller and was able to obtain these. Great follow up and he was able to keep these pics together forever along with the names of the real people who are pictured.

Two favorites......first is my son showing his son the”ropes”......
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The second is really my all time favorite.....Thanks Rich!

My grandparents from East Prussia who immigrated to the US between the wars.

Toned it down a little for you Mikey. Wish I had a picture of my grandparents in a T. I don’t think they had a car.

Thanks for mentioning it Jeff. I was looking at it just the other day.
I'm pleased to see all the fine and varied photos here.
Great stuff
Rich

My favorite picture of a Model T is a Dodge Brothers ... 1925 Dodge Brothers touring restoration project inside a sizable snow drift along with a camper and boat ! always an optimist ...Gene French

As found Old school