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Everyday use Model T’s

Post by John kuehn » Sun May 05, 2024 10:03 pm

Here’s a photo from the 1920’s in Arkansas. The T’s are everyday transportation for these folks who used them to there fullest. Don’t know exactly where the States motel was.. Probably long gone.
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Re: Everyday use Model T’s

Post by TWrenn » Mon May 06, 2024 9:21 am

Nice pic John! That far left car looks.like it really was used to its fullest!
Through the magic of Google reverse images I found this little bit of info on it.
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Re: Everyday use Model T’s

Post by Steve Jelf » Mon May 06, 2024 11:16 am

With half the cars being Model T Fords, yes they were everyday transportation for millions of people for several years. At one point in the thirties all three teachers at IXL were Parker sisters until Mom got married and went to California with her new husband. In this photo, I assume taken by Mary, we see Jerry visiting with a mom who has come to pick up the kids in a 24-25 Ford touring.

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