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I can't believe how this year is flying but it's once again the season for spooky and fun Model T pics. I'll kick it off with the original owner riding along with me to a car show today. It's a classic for this time of year and it brings in the giggles and selfies.

Well as long as we are posting Halloween pictures, we can't forget this one!

Here is my favorite from an old thread.
http://www.mtfca.com/discus/messages/17 ... 1319959873

Holidays often bring out the skeleton crew.

Ed those are cool pics, and of course of cars that have seen better days again! It's neat that even a hundred plus years ago people were celebrating Halloween much like we do today. Obviously not the first rodeo!

the last photo. An interesting 1912 T with J Brown lights Model 19 and model 100 and 105.

The photo of the 1912 looks like a modern composition.

KWTownsend wrote: ↑

Mon Oct 23, 2023 10:05 pm

The photo of the 1912 looks like a modern composition.

You are right, I found another larger color version of it, and it’s from the Northwest Vintage Car Museums yearly Powerland display

http://nwcarandcycle.com/html/about_us.html

https://powerlandhalloween.com/

The Milk Men. I wish she would have sent the photo of the inside from the rear.

And, how would some of these bony guys, (or gals?), start a Model T?


With a skeleton key!

(Insert groans here___________________)

Bones hand cranking to start

The town had a Trunk or Treat in the city park.
We dressed up the car and here is what it looked like.

My neighbor puts on big display every year and this year he asked if I would loan him my 26 Goaster of course I said yes. The black wall in the background is his tunnel of terror and the one picture shows the line of people waiting to go through. Mister bones in front of my T has jumper cabels hooked to his hands trying to get a jolt from the coils. Fun time was had for all and even mister winter showed his face presenting everybody with some early SNOW! No pics of the snow. Jim

Jim,
If I knew about this several hours ago, I would have been in that line to visit the scene. That is is great Halloween display.

Art Mirtes

COOOOL!!

With the 2.5" of snow we got yesterday, it looks more like Christmas than Halloween.
They cancelled trick or treat in Sheboygan last night, so they are having it tonight.

We got a bit if a dusting here in SE Michigan too.