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You come up with some cool pictures, always look forward to seeing them, thanks!

Yes he does! Thanks Tom. #5 lady to the right has what we call today a "bucket hat", and man this REALLY looks like Elsie the cow's milk bucket!! Lady to far left in #7 has slight resemblence to Elmira Gulch! Seems to be a lot of them around back in those days...

In picture #2, it is rare to see 13 windshield halves the same size. I have both, and both of mine are Rands.

The 8th photo shows 2 Ts stopped on a bridge for a photo. I see these from time to time and wonder why they stopped on a bridge. I know steam cars would do that to siphon water but why the Ts?
Anyway, thanks for some more wonderful pictures.
Rich

The first one with the 1911 torpedo roadster, does it have a toolbox in the rear?

Almost everyone riding in an open car even those with the top down is wearing a hat. I wonder how they kept them from blowing away? I use a cord with a clip at each end. One on the hat and the other on my collar. Then if it blows off, at least it won't get lost. One of my hats is blowing somewhere in the Arizona desert. Don't know if anyone ever found it! At least one woman had some kind of scarf from below her chin over the hat in one of the pictures, but most just showed the hats on the head.
Norm

Photo number 14, the dirty 1915 touring car, has an unusual after-market radiator.