OLD PHOTO - Ladies Day Out
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Jay In Northern Ca.
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Rich Bingham
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Re: OLD PHOTO - Ladies Day Out
A brand-new 1914 to show off !
No carbide generator, nor prestolite tank on the driver side running board ?
The driver looks uncomfortable 'round them wimminfolk !
No carbide generator, nor prestolite tank on the driver side running board ?
The driver looks uncomfortable 'round them wimminfolk !
"Get a horse !"
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speedytinc
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Re: OLD PHOTO - Ladies Day Out
W/S folds forward, 13? Rear door 14? Whats up there? Early 14?Rich Bingham wrote: ↑Thu Oct 28, 2021 11:15 amA brand-new 1914 to show off !
No carbide generator, nor prestolite tank on the driver side running board ?
The driver looks uncomfortable 'round them wimminfolk !
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RajoRacer
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Re: OLD PHOTO - Ladies Day Out
Brass cover Vanguard w.s. hinges - 1913.
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Fire_chief
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Re: OLD PHOTO - Ladies Day Out
John, it appears that the body is a '14 style body, and the windshield is a '13 type, along with the earlier support rods.
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speedytinc
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Re: OLD PHOTO - Ladies Day Out
Thats what I see. Wondering if this is normal or not a surprise on an early 14. But of course, all the 13 W/S got used up first. Interesting.Fire_chief wrote: ↑Thu Oct 28, 2021 12:31 pmJohn, it appears that the body is a '14 style body, and the windshield is a '13 type, along with the earlier support rods.
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Norman Kling
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Re: OLD PHOTO - Ladies Day Out
It looks to me that the person driving is a man and most likely the person standing on the right running board is dressed like a man. It could be two families. Each one has a wife and daughters. It is also daylight.
Norm
Norm
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Re: OLD PHOTO - Ladies Day Out
The crossover time between the 1913 style body which ended early due to its inherent weaknesses and the early introduction of the 1914 style produced a lot of '13 style bodies with '14 style windshields as well as 1914 style bodies with 1913 style windshields. I sometimes wonder which they made more of? However I am sure that Ford sold a thousand cars with those crossovers. I don't have a copy of it, however I once even saw a fold forward 1913 style windshield on an apparently new car with the dogleg 1914 style support arms on it!
The cars are flying down the assembly line! Don't have the right part handy? Use what ya got and shove it out the door!
The cars are flying down the assembly line! Don't have the right part handy? Use what ya got and shove it out the door!