Here's a photo of my dad and his college Model T in the late forties. He doesn't remember much about it, except that he once had the rear axle out on the family dining table for some reason.
And here he is this weekend, climbing on for a ride in the Grey Ghost, which has her own generations of family and friendships. Not just a machine, is it?
Fords and generations
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hull 433
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Daisy Mae
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Re: Fords and generations
That's worth rubies...priceless...
Love the artwork on the 40's pic!
Love the artwork on the 40's pic!
Call me anything you want...just so long as it isn't "late for dinner"