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all you notice is the wrong rear windows!

Maybe not. Isn’t that a Canadian car?

When you can watch and sit through all of Scott C's socially distancing videos.

you are near a bee hive and look around for a running "T"

Windshield indicates that it is a Canadian car. Lower pane is hinged. Canadian slanted could be as early as 1920. Canadian slanted windshield that early could also have a one man top, and two oval rear lites were used on many Canadian tops.
What I want to know is why are the sidelamps mounted at different heights? One is slightly above the cowl bead, the other is slightly below the cowl bead.

Wayne, you are suffering from an optical delusion! If you put a straight edge beween the tops of the two lamps you will have a line perfectly parallel to the bottom of the windscreen.

Allan from down under.

What really gives it away is the drivers side front door is hinged!

Ooops I put this in the wrong thread.
Sorry. TonyB

Hmm, what I notice is the glass-cased electric meter on the building behind the car, and the modern sidewalk joints. There's probably more stuff, but that's what jumps out at me.

That T makes the neighborhood looks even nicer !

...when the T gets a parking spot in the garage and the wifes new car is parked outside.

Humblej wrote: ↑

Fri Oct 15, 2021 7:16 am

...when the T gets a parking spot in the garage and the wifes new car is parked outside.

That's the actual case of my wife...

The aluminum gutter is another discrepancy. It is obviously meant to be a Candian T as it has an Ontario license plate.

I wonder if the driver is aiming at the man walking behind him or someone else?
Norm

I wonder if the driver is aiming at the man walking behind him or someone else?
Norm

Only in the USA do we park cars worth tens of thousands of dollars out in the weather and fill our garages up with worthless junk.