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Rest In Peace O faithful servant, for you have accomplished a job well done.

The last photo is of Independence Rock in Wyoming. I visted that rock in 1945 with my father when camping out looking for jade rocks, which I still have 200 lbs of. The 1027 Model T touring looks new. Nice set of photos, nice to list them as a tribute to Stan.

It is unlikely than any of those young women are alive today, today is the birthday of a 111 year old lady here in Minnesota.. Being born in 1910, she would have been 17 if she was in that photo.

The young lady with the hat standing in front of what looks to be a 20 -23 T Coupe looks to be an almost new or new Coupe. The little girl next to her may be her daughter?? The Coupe has hassler shocks on it also.
It has 23 plates on it but is the car a 23? I don’t think so. But what year Coupe would it be. The paint on it plus the new look of the car makes it look new.
The photos are really neat and Stan would enjoy seeing them. Thanks for sharing.

A wonderful tribute to Stan, covering all things Model T that he loved. thanks for sharing and dedicating it to such an enthusiastic supporter of our hobby. RIP Stan.

Tom, this was a fantastic tribute and very thoughtful of you. Stan is smiling down on you for that.
Dan, I wonder who took the pic of the 4 gals, and if indeed it was JUST them driving out there in the T. How cool is/was that!! Bet they had the time of their life together and remembered it til their last breath too.

Interesting radiator cap / mascot on the speedster:

That looks like Charles Lindbergh behind the wheel of that speedster.